A consumer consumes only two goods. explain his equilibrum condition with the help of utility approach
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##In Case of Single Commodity
In case of a single commodity a consumer attains equilibrium when the utility derived from each additional unit of the rupee spent on the commodity becomes equal to the Marginal Utility of Money. In other words, the consumer attains equilibrium when,
Marginal Utility of a Rupee spent on the commodity Marginal Utility of Money
Marginal Utility of a Rupee spent on the commodity It refers to the utility that is derived from the additional unit of rupee spent on the commodity
Marginal Utility of Money It refers to the valuation of a unit of rupee. It is assumed to be constant.
Thus, consumer’s equilibrium is attained where
Diagrammatically
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##In Case of Single Commodity
In case of a single commodity a consumer attains equilibrium when the utility derived from each additional unit of the rupee spent on the commodity becomes equal to the Marginal Utility of Money. In other words, the consumer attains equilibrium when,
Marginal Utility of a Rupee spent on the commodity Marginal Utility of Money
Marginal Utility of a Rupee spent on the commodity It refers to the utility that is derived from the additional unit of rupee spent on the commodity
Marginal Utility of Money It refers to the valuation of a unit of rupee. It is assumed to be constant.
Thus, consumer’s equilibrium is attained where
Diagrammatically
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