Explain the mershallian concept of consumer's surplus it's application and limitation
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The concept of consumer's surplus is derived from the law of diminishing marginal utility. A consumer receives more than he pays for. The excess of benefits from the consumption of a commodity over the sacrifice made in terms of price paid for the commodity is called consumer's surplus.
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The concept of consumer's surplus is derived from the law of diminishing marginal utility. A consumer receives more than he pays for. The excess of benefits from the consumption of a commodity over the sacrifice made in terms of price paid for the commodity is called consumer's surplus.
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