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If the Rate of Increase of Total Utility Declines as the Quantity

Question 70

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If the rate of increase of total utility declines as the quantity consumed of a good increases, it follows that marginal utility must be

A) declining.
B) rising.
C) staying constant.
D) negative.
E) There is not enough information to answer the question.

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