Economy, asked by prashantbara5810, 11 months ago

what is the distinction between total utility and marginal utility?

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Answered by atienoberyl2016
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The difference between the two utilities is that total utility refers to the total satisfaction received by the consumer by consuming different units of a commodity while marginal utility connotes the additional utility derived from the consumption of the extra unit of a commodity.

Answered by Anonymous
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TOTAL UTILITY :-

♥ It refers to the total satisfaction obtained from the consumption of all possible units of a commodity .

♥ It increases as more consumption is done .

♥ Suffers from diminishing returns .

MARGINAL UTILITY :-

♥ It is the additional utility derived from the

consumption of one more unit of the given

commodity .

♥ It diminishes with an increase in total utility .

♥ It reduces with the consumption of each additional unit .

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