WAEC - Economics (2013 - No. 35)
If a commodity has a high marginal utility, its market price will be
stable
high
zero
constant
Erläuterung
The price a consumer is willing to pay for a good depends on his marginal utility, which declines with each additional unit of consumption. The price decreases for a normal good when consumption increases. A good with a high marginal utility will have a zero market price. For example,water has a higher MU than gold, but gold cost more than water. The higher the utility, the lower the price.