Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

The difference between the total value to the consumer of consuming a specific amount of a good and the amount the consumer must pay for that amount of the good.

A

consumer surplus

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2
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As a consumer purchases more of a good in a specific time period, the additional satisfaction enjoyed from the additional unit of the good will diminish.

A

Law of diminishing marginal utility

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3
Q

A consumer will maximize his or her total well-being if the last dollar spent on each good provide the same marginal (additional) utility

A

marginal analysis

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4
Q

The change in total utility or satisfaction resulting from consuming one more unit of a good or service.

A

marginal utility

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5
Q

Income adjusted for price changes. A measure of the amount of goods and services one can purchase.

A

real income

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6
Q

The total amount of satisfaction enjoyed from consuming a specific amount of a good or service.

A

total utility

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7
Q

The satisfaction gained from consuming a good or service.

A

utility

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8
Q

An increase in price will always lead to a decrease in ___ since fewer people will consume the good.

A

consumer surplus

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9
Q

The more a consumer is willing to pay, the higher the ___ will be

A

consumer surplus

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