MARGINALIST Flashcards

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It was a reaction to the traditional economic theories known as classical economics.

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MARGINALISM

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It was a new trend in economy during 1870?

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marginalism

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Who were the main founders of the marginalist school of thought?

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Carl Menger, William Stanley Jevons, and Leon Walras

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The marginalist focused more on partial _________rather than the broad _________.

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( micro - analysis ), (macro)

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What are the Major tenets of the Marginalist School of Thought?

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> MARGINAL UTILITY
DIMINISHING MARGINAL UTILITY
RATIONAL DECISION-MAKING
MARKET EQUILIBRIUM

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6
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the benefit gained from consuming one additional unit of a good or service

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MARGINAL UTILITY

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7
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It means that the more of an item that you use or consume, the less satisfaction you get from each additional unit consumed or used

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DIMINISHING MARGINAL UTILITY

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A decision making where they make choices based on comparing the marginal benefits.

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RATIONAL DECISION-MAKING

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It is the state in which market supply and demand balance each other, and as a result prices become stable

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MARKET EQUILIBRIUM

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10
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Refers to the additional satisfaction or happiness gained from consuming one more unit of a goods or services.

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Marginal Utility

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The good or service tends to diminish as more units are consumed.

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Diminishing Marginal Utility

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12
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Determined by the intersection of supply and demand curves.

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Market Equilibrium

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13
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An Austrian economist, who is considered as one of the founders of the marginalist school.

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Carl Menger

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In 1871, Carl Menger wrote the book _____________________, which emphasize the subjective nature of value and the role of marginal utility in determining prices.

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“ Principle of Economics “

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A British economist, who made a significant contributions to the marginalist school with his work on “ utility theory “ and the theory of exchange.

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William Stanley Jevons

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16
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A French economist, who developed the concept of general equilibrium theory which expanded on the marginalist approach.

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Leon Walras

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His work emphasized the interdependence of markets and the role of prices in coordinating economic activities.

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Leon Walras

18
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A British economist, who combined ideas form the marginalist school with classical economics to develop the neoclassical economics framework.

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Alfred Marshall

19
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It is a book that introduced the concept of consumer surplus and emphasized the role of supply and demand in determining the price.

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Principle of Economics (1990)

20
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It introduced the concept of marginal utility, which remains a fundamental concept in economics.

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Consumer Theory

21
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It emphasis on supply and demand of market equilibrium provided a foundation for understanding price formation and market dynamics.

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Pricing and Market Equilibrium