Sulla Teoria del Bilancio del Consumatore.

Slutsky, E. (1915). Sulla Teoria del Bilancio del Consumatore. Giornale degli Economisti e Rivista di Statistica, 51, 1-26.

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1915

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Primes

• Indifference Curves
  • Indifference curves clarify how preferences over multiple goods produce a smoothly varying willingness to substitute, why optimal consumption equates the marginal rate of substitution to the relative price, why a price change has both substitution and income effects (via the Slutsky (1915)
• Marginal Utility
  • 6. Use in decision contexts: Marginal utilities, once computed, are deployed in three main ways: (a) comparative statics — how does the optimal quantity change when prices or income change? (via the Slutsky equation

Domain-specific

• Slutsky Decomposition
  • Under standard utility maximization, an own-price compensated response cannot move toward the good that became relatively dearer

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