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Microeconomics | Ordinal Utility JOIN US WITH THE JOIN BUTTON FOR MICRO AND MACROECONOMICS QUESTION SOLUTIONS AND MICRO AND MACROECONOMICS LECTURE NOTES MARGINAL RATE OF SUBSTITUTION (MRS) The marginal rate of substitution is the ratio that shows how much a consumer is willing to sacrifice of another good in order to consume one more unit of a good. An individual who consumes tea and its substitute coffee daily desires to achieve the same level of satisfaction every day of the week. In this case, if they want to increase their daily coffee consumption by one cup, they must give up a certain amount of tea consumption to maintain the same level of utility. This ratio or amount given up will give us the marginal rate of substitution. In fact, this is a situation we frequently encounter in our lives. We have certainly encountered situations where we give up another good or service when we want to consume more of one good or service. We can also define the marginal rate of substitution algebraically. The negative slope of the tangent drawn to any point on the indifference curve is defined as the marginal rate of substitution (MRS). Instagram:   / ismethocailekolayiktisat