- As marginal utility decreases, total utility :
increases at a decreasing rate.
The reason being that marginal utility is the difference between
any two consecutive total utilities, and if the MU starts
decreasing (and still be positive), then TU would still be
increasing, but at a decreasing rate.
- The power of indifference curve analysis is its ability to
display how price changes affect
consumption choices.
The indifference curve analysis analyses the consumption
pattern, and hence, there is no space for inputs. For input,
isoquant analysis is used, which is analogous to indifference curve
in terms of analysis. The indifference curve does display that how
price changes affects the consumption changes, and not the other
way around.
- A(n) util is a quantification of relative
satisfaction.
In micoeconomcis, the util is a relative measure of utility,
relative - as it doesn't indicate cardinality, but ordinality.