An economic metric that quantifies the change in consumption capacity resulting from a change in disposable income.
An economic measure indicating the portion of additional income that will be spent on imports.
An examination of the Marginal Propensity to Save (MPS), its definitions, frameworks, historical contexts, and case studies in economics.
The additional amount of one good required to compensate a consumer for a small decrease in the quantity of another, per unit of the decrease.
Analysis of the marginal rate of technical substitution in economics terms
An exploration of the concept of the marginal rate of transformation in economics which signifies the amount by which one output can be increased if another is reduced, holding total inputs constant.
A comprehensive analysis of the economic term 'marginal revenue', its definitions, and applications.
The addition to total revenue from a small increase in any factor input, per unit of the increase.
An economics term referring to the increase in social benefit from a marginal increase in an activity, incorporating all external effects.
The increase in social cost resulting from a marginal increase in an activity, including all external effects.
Detailed explanation of the marginal tax rate and its implications in economics.
The addition to an individual’s utility from a small increase in consumption of any good, per unit of the increase.
