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Budget Allocation and Priority

S. N. Afriat

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Abstract This chapter comments on conventional consumer theory looked at from the point of view of a simple consumer who does not understand enough of partial differential equations to implement the usual Allocation Rule. Its six sections are: the Allocation Rule; marginal utility of money; many goods; priority (of goods); law of (diminishing) returns; and adjustment and (purchase) priority rules.

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Abstract This chapter comments on conventional consumer theory looked at from the point of view of a simple consumer who does not understand enough of partial differential equations to implement the usual Allocation Rule. Its six sections are: the Allocation Rule; marginal utility of money; many goods; priority (of goods); law of (diminishing) returns; and adjustment and (purchase) priority rules.

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Abstract This chapter comments on conventional consumer theory looked at from the point of view of a simple consumer who does not understand enough of partial differential equations to implement the usual Allocation Rule. Its six sections are: the Allocation Rule; marginal utility of money; many goods; priority (of goods); law of (diminishing) returns; and adjustment and (purchase) priority rules.

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