DERIVING THE DEMAND CURVE ASSUMING THAT THE MARGINAL UTILITY FUNCTIONS ARE LINEAR
C. C. Merce
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C. C. Merce
Abstract
This paperwork derives the function of demand depending on price assuming that the marginal utility functions are linear. The main idea is that we can derive the demand function starting from the equimarginal principle. Starting from the equimarginal principle and from the budget equation and assuming that the marginal utility functions are linear we can derive the demand function.
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This paperwork derives the function of demand depending on price assuming that the marginal utility functions are linear. The main idea is that we can derive the demand function starting from the equimarginal principle. Starting from the equimarginal principle and from the budget equation and assuming that the marginal utility functions are linear we can derive the demand function.
Key concepts: Demand curve, Marginal utility, Function (biology), Inverse demand function, Mathematical economics, Economics, Mathematics, Marginal cost