1 minute readWHAT KIND OF A SHOPPER ARE YOU?from Issue 20by Nottingham Economic ReviewNext ArticleHOW THE HOUSING CRISIS COULD HURT THE TORIES FOR GENERATIONS TO COMEBy Swati Raipancholia, Economics (2019)Utility is maximised when the marginal utility for the next unit consumed is 0 (assuming that the budget of the consumer allows this point to be reached).AdvertisementMore articles from this publication:HOW THE HOUSING CRISIS COULD HURT THE TORIES FOR GENERATIONS TO COME1minpages 11-13VENEZUELA: ANOTHER SOCIALIST FAILURE?1minpages 9-10THE TRANSFORMATION OF US HEALTHCARE: FROM PRIVATE HEALTHCARE, TO MEDICARE, MEDICAID AND OBAMACARE, TO THE FUTURE OF ‘MEDICARE FOR ALL’1minpages 33-35WHAT DO BARCLAYS BANK AND BLUES MUSIC HAVE IN COMMON?1minpages 31-32RISING FROM THE EAST: THE CHINESE DIASPORA1minpages 28-30ARE ECONOMICS DEGREES LETTING SOCIETY DOWN?1minpages 24-27HOW HAS THE BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE BECOME MORE UNEQUAL THAN ZIMBABWE?1minpages 22-23PRIME DISCRIMINATION: COULD FAST FOOD CHAINS BE RACIST?1minpages 18-21IMPRESSIONABLE MINDS: THE ROLE OF PROFESSORS IN CHANGING STUDENT OPINION ON BREXIT1minpages 16-17Show moreThis article is from:Issue 20
