A Fall in Marginal Utility Reflects

question 253

Multiple Choice

A fall in marginal utility reflects:

• A) the water and diamond paradox.
• B) the law of supply.
• C) the principle of diminishing marginal utility.
• D) decreased consumption of a good.
• E) the fact that total utility must be declining.

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