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Additional Piece
A supplementary item or unit added to those already present or available.
Marginal Benefit Curve
A Marginal Benefit Curve represents the additional benefit that a consumer derives from consuming one more unit of a good or service, often decreasing as consumption increases.
Total Benefit
The total gain received from consuming a good or service, often evaluated in terms of satisfaction or utility.
Profit-Maximizing Principle
The concept that firms operate to achieve the highest profit possible, which involves setting output where marginal costs equal marginal revenues.
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