Economics – Consumer Equilibrium

This course will discuss Consumer Equilibrium, Utility Analysis, Law of diminishing marginal utility, Determination of Consumer Equilibrium Conditions, Single and Two commodity model and much more.

• Introduction to Consumer Equilibrium – In this lesson, we will understand what are Consumers, what is consumed and the Introduction ​to Consumer Equilibrium are discussed in a detailed way.

• Utility Analysis / Marshall Approach – In this lesson we will discuss Utility Analysis, Some examples of Utility Analysis, Cardinal Utility, Marginal Utility of Money and much more.

• Assumptions to Utility Analysis – In this lesson we will discuss Assumptions to Utility Analysis

• Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility – In this lesson, we will discuss the Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility and Assumptions for the same

• Relationship between Marginal Utility and Total Utility – In this video, we will be talking about the relationship between Total Utility and Marginal Utility

• Determination of Consumer Equilibrium Conditions – Case of Single Commodity – This video will make you understand Consumer’s Equilibrium in the case of Single Commodity

• Example of Single Commodity Case – In this video we will discuss Single Commodity Case Example.

• High Order Thinking Skills (Some Important Questions) – This lesson include some High Order Thinking Skills Questions related single Commodity Case and much more

• Determination of Consumer Equilibrium Conditions – Case of Two Commodity – In this lesson, we will discuss Consumer’s​ Equilibrium in case of Two Commodities

This course is self-based, designed for all levels in economics and in the English language.

This is Sanchit Gupta currently working as a Software Engineer in Bangalore, India. I’m working as a verified educator for the past 3 years on Unacademy (India’s Largest Learning Platform) now. There I teach several topics (Competitive Exams, CAT, GMAT, GRE Preparation, Economics, UPSC Preparation, Programming, Personal Development and many more).

Who this course is for:

• Engineering Students
• Business Students
• UGC NET
• MBA Students