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Consumer Equilibrium
A state in which a consumer has allocated their income in a way that maximizes their utility, given their budget constraints.
Utility
In economics, a measure of satisfaction or happiness that people derive from consuming goods and services.
Divisible
Capable of being divided or separated into smaller parts without losing its inherent qualities or value.
Utils
A hypothetical unit of measurement used in economics to quantify the level of utility or satisfaction derived from consuming goods or services.
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