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Annual Microeconomics Board Exam Question (Group B/C - 5 to 8 Marks)Class 11 • Economics I • Unit 3
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Defensible Pedagogical Basis:
Specification Grid Microeconomics: Consumer behavior through cardinal utility and the Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility is a foundation concept.
Approach Summary: State Marshall’s law that marginal utility declines with each successive unit consumed. Present utility schedule showing increasing TU at decreasing rate, peaking when MU = 0. Draw downward sloping MU curve and list assumptions/limitations (homogeneity, continuity, rational consumer, constant marginal utility of money).
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