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CCP502

The document summarizes a lesson on consumer surplus and indifference curve analysis. It defines key terms like marginal rate of substitution and price line. It provides examples to illustrate how marginal rate of substitution diminishes as a consumer obtains more of a good based on an indifference schedule. It also shows graphically how a price line represents the combinations of goods that can be purchased with a given income at prevailing market prices.

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CCP502

The document summarizes a lesson on consumer surplus and indifference curve analysis. It defines key terms like marginal rate of substitution and price line. It provides examples to illustrate how marginal rate of substitution diminishes as a consumer obtains more of a good based on an indifference schedule. It also shows graphically how a price line represents the combinations of goods that can be purchased with a given income at prevailing market prices.

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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

ANDHRA PRADESH
Name : H. Srividya
Designation : SL / CCP
Institute : GPW, Palamaner, Chitoor dist
Branch : Commercial and Comp. practice
Semester : V Semester
Subject : Business Economics
Sub-Code : CCP-502
Topic : Consumer Surplus
Duration : 50 minutes
Sub Topic : Indifferent curves Analysis
Teaching Aids : PPT, animation

CCP502.28 1
Objectives

On completion of this period, you would be


able to:
 Explain the Marginal Rate of Substitution
 Describe Price Line or Budget Line

CCP502.28 2
Recap:

In the previous period, we have discussed


about:
 Scale of preferences
 Indifference Schedule
 Indifference Curve
 Indifference Map

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Marginal Rate of Substitution

 Important tool of Indifference Curve Analysis


 Obtained from Indifference Schedule
 Defined as-
 The rate at which an individual will exchange
successive units of one commodity for another

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Sample Indifference Schedule

Combination Bananas Biscuits


First 1 20
Second 2 15
Third 3 12
Fourth 4 10
Fifth 5 9

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Marginal Rate of Substitution

 After First
combination Combina- Bana Biscuits
1 - 20 tion nas
 He prefers 2 - 15 First 1 20
 substitutes one Second 2 15
Third 3 12
banana for 5 biscuits
Fourth 4 10
 Marginal Rate of
Fifth 5 9
Substitution = 1:5

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Marginal Rate of Substitution

 In the next
Combina- Bananas Biscuits
combination
tion
 He substitutes one First 1 20
banana for 3 biscuits Second 2 15
 Marginal Rate of Third 3 12
Substitution =1:3 Fourth 4 10
Fifth 5 9

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Marginal Rate of Substitution

 In the fourth Combina Banana Biscuits


combination -tion s
 He substitutes one First 1 20
banana for 2 biscuits Second 2 15
 Marginal Rate of Third 3 12
Substitution =1:2 Fourth 4 10
Fifth 5 9

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Marginal Rate of Substitution

 In the last Combina- Bananas Biscuits


tion
combination
First 1 20
 He substitutes one
Second 2 15
banana for 1 biscuit
Third 3 12
 Marginal Rate of
Fourth 4 10
Substitution =1:1
Fifth 5 9

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Marginal Rate of Substitution
 For the Second combination = 1:5
 For the Third combination = 1:3
 For the Fourth combination = 1:2
 For the last combination = 1:1

 MRS is diminishing

CCP502.28 10
Marginal Rate of Substitution
Y

 As the sacrifice of
biscuits for additional
banana is diminishing,

Biscuits
the marginal rate of
substitution declines
and so is its curve IC

O X
Bananas
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Price Line
 Also called as
 Budget line
 Price Ratio etc.

 It shows the different combinations of two


goods that a consumer can get with a given
income and market prices

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Price Line

 Market Price Combinations available at Rs.5

 Banana – Re.1 each Bananas Biscuits


 Biscuit – 0.50 paise 0 10
1 8
each
2 6
 A consumer has Rs. 5
3 4
with him to spend on
4 2
bananas and biscuits
5 0

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Price Line
 With the given Rs.5 & at given Market
prices
 A consumer can have
 0 banana & 10 biscuits
 1 banana & 8 biscuits and so on
 If we plot this on graph, we get Price line

CCP502.28 14
Price Line

Y NM is the Price Line


(0,10)
N
(1,8)
(2,6)
Biscuits

(3,4)
(4,2)

(5,0)
X
O M
Bananas CCP502.28 15
Summary

In this period, we have discussed about


 Marginal Rate of Substitution
 Price line

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Quiz:
1. Giving up of units of one commodity for the
additional unit of another commodity is
called__________

a) Indifference Curve
b) Indifference Map
c) Marginal Rate of Substitution

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Contd..

1. Marginal Rate of Substitution gradually_______.

a) Increases
b) Diminishes
c) Does not change

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Frequently Asked Questions

1) Explain Marginal Rate of Substitution in


Indifference Curve Analysis
2) What is meant by Price line?

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Assignment:
1. Explain why indifference curve analysis
depends on Marginal Rate of Substitution.

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