If the marginal utility of good X exceeds that of good Y, this implies that...

ECONOMICS
JAMB 2006

If the marginal utility of good X exceeds that of good Y, this implies that

  • A. a rational consumer will buy less of X
  • B. consuming more of X will increase total utility
  • C. Y is an inferior good
  • D. X will be cheaper than Y

Correct Answer: B. consuming more of X will increase total utility



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