Introductory Microeconomics
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Theory of Consumer Behaviour at a glanceClass 12 Introductory Microeconomics: summary and topics
In economics, we study how people make choices. For an individual consumer, the main challenge is deciding how to spend their limited income on various goods and services to get the most satisfaction possible. This is called the problem of choice.
Topics in this chapter
- 01Preliminary Notations and Assumptions
- 02Utility
- 03Cardinal Utility Analysis
- 04Ordinal Utility Analysis
- 05The Consumer's Budget
- 06Budget Set and Budget Line
- 07Changes in the Budget Set
- 08Optimal Choice of the Consumer
- 09Demand
- 10Demand Curve and the Law of Demand
- 11Normal and Inferior Goods
- 12Substitutes and Complements
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- How many NCERT questions are there in Theory of Consumer Behaviour?
- Theory of Consumer Behaviour has 26 questions in its NCERT textbook exercises. Every one is solved step by step on Kedovo's NCERT Solutions page for this chapter.
- What topics does Theory of Consumer Behaviour cover?
- Theory of Consumer Behaviour covers Preliminary Notations and Assumptions, Utility, Cardinal Utility Analysis, Ordinal Utility Analysis, The Consumer's Budget and Budget Set and Budget Line, among other topics.
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