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This video talks about the second property of well behaved preferences :
1) Averages are preferred to extremes
2) People generally consume mixture of goods, instead of specialising in consumption of just one good
Reference : Varian Chapter 3
This is useful for those who are preparing
1) Intermediate Microeconomics Course in their semesters
2) UGC Net Economics
3) Basics of MA Economics Entrance Exam (DSE/ISI/JNU/IGIDR/MSE)
4) Indian Economic Services
For any course related query please call 9999886629
1) Averages are preferred to extremes
2) People generally consume mixture of goods, instead of specialising in consumption of just one good
Reference : Varian Chapter 3
This is useful for those who are preparing
1) Intermediate Microeconomics Course in their semesters
2) UGC Net Economics
3) Basics of MA Economics Entrance Exam (DSE/ISI/JNU/IGIDR/MSE)
4) Indian Economic Services
For any course related query please call 9999886629
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