why MRS must be equal to price ratio of both the goods for a consumer is in eqilibrium
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Marginal Rate of Substitution must be equal to the goods for a consumer's equilibrium because the consumer is having the income for all possible combination of the two goods at the level of maximum satisfaction with the given income and prices of a commodity.
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Marginal Rate of Substitution must be equal to the goods for a consumer's equilibrium because the consumer is having the income for all possible combination of the two goods at the level of maximum satisfaction with the given income and prices of a commodity.
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