When an individual’s consumption decreases the wellbeing of others, but the individual does not compensate those others. It is the case of__________.
Negative Consumption Externality (MSB < MPB) is where an individual’s consumption decreases the wellbeing of others, but the individual does not compensate those others. Examples include excessive drinking of alcohol, smoking, obesity, motor vehicle pollution and using a noisy motorcycle.
A man got a discount of 10% on sugar at Big Mart which allowed him to buy 25 kg more for ₹200/-. What is the discounted price and the original price ...
An article was sold for 298.496 after providing three successive discounts of 10%, 5% and 4% respectively on the market price. What was the marked price?
Amit sold an article for ₹369.60 after allowing 12% discount on the marked price. Had he not allowed any discount he would have earned a profit of 20%...
The list price of an Article is Rs. 200 and a customer buys is for Rs. 153 after two successive discounts. If the first discount is 10%. Find the other ...
The marked price of a toaster and the dryer are in the ratio 1 :2. The shopkeeper gives 20% discount on the toaster. If the total discount on the toaste...
A chair is sold for Rs810 after giving a discount of 10% on its marked price. The cost price of the chair is Rs720. If it is sold at the marked price, t...
A shopkeeper marks his goods at such a price that after allowing a discount of 20% on the mark price he can earn a profit of 25%. If the article cost h...
Find the single equivalent discount for successive discounts of 12%, 18%, and 25% on the marked price of a car.
A dishonest trader marks up his goods by 50% and then allows a discount of 20% on its marked price. Additionally, he uses a faulty scale which measures ...
What is the single percentage discount equivalent to two successive discounts of 15% and 5%?