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Экономическая школа для аспирантов по истории и методологии экономической науки теория потребительского поведения: сущность, исходные основы и практические аспекты

Экономическая школа для аспирантов по истории и методологии экономической науки теория потребительского поведения: сущность, исходные основы и практические аспекты

Abstract

Статья 1 продолжает серию публикаций, начало которых было положено в первом номере «Вестника РМАТ» за 2012 год. Теперь ближайшему рассмотрению подлежит важнейшая экономическая проблема поведение потребителей в рыночной системе хозяйствования. Рынок предполагает взаимодействие двух основных его агентов: товаропроизводителей и продавцов, с одной стороны; покупателей и потребителей, с другой стороны. В связи с этим проблема потребительского поведения в современной рыночной среде столь же актуальна, насколько актуальна проблема поведения товаропроизводителей и продавцов

The article continues the series of publications which began in the first issue of «Vestnik RMAT» for 2012. Now closer inspection to be the most important economic problem consumer behavior in the market economy. The market offers the interaction of two of its main agents: producers and sellers on the one hand; buyers and consumers on the other hand. In connection with this, the problem of consumer behavior in modern market environment is as relevant as actual the problem of producers and sellers behavior

Keywords

ПРЕДЕЛЬНАЯ ПОЛЕЗНОСТЬ, КАРДИНАЛИСТСКАЯ И ОРДИНАЛИСТСКАЯ ТЕОРИИ, КРИВАЯ БЕЗРАЗЛИЧИЯ, БЮДЖЕТНОЕ ОГРАНИЧЕНИЕ, ЭФФЕКТ ДОХОДА И ЭФФЕКТ ЗАМЕНЫ, ЗАКОН ЭНГЕЛЯ, ПАРАДОКС ГИФФЕНА, ЭФФЕКТ ВЕБЛЕНА, ENGEL’S LAW, GEFFEN’S PARADOX, VEBLEN’S EFFECT

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