Economy, asked by aswathsivalingam, 11 months ago

worth of a rupee to a consumer is called
A-marginal utility of money
B-total utility of money
C-consumer's equilibrium
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Answers

Answered by rupaligangwani7
3

Answer:

B-Total utility of money

Answered by viratgraveiens
3

Worth of a rupee or 1 unit of money to a consumer is called Marginal Utility of money.Hence,the correct answer is option A or marginal utility of money.

Explanation:

Marginal basically means incremental or 1 more unit of something in Economics.Hence,marginal utility means the additional satisfaction or utility level obtained from consuming or using 1 more unit of anything.In this case,marginal utility of money can be ideally measured as the additional utility or worth received from using 1 rupee or additional 1 unit of money.Therefore,marginal utility of money is also the worth of 1 rupee to the consumer.

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