Explain the equilibrium of consumer according to the utility analysis of Marshall?
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According to Mashallian utility analysis, when expenditure of a consumer has been completely adjusted, that is, when marginal utility in each direction of his purchases is the same, it is called consumer's equilibrium. Then he has no desire to buy any more of one commodity and less of another.
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