consumer surplus的意思

consumer surplus中文翻譯：

[經] 消費者盈余

相似詞語短語

consumer durables───耐用消費品

consumer strikes───消費者罷工

consumer samplings───消費者抽樣

consumer sampling───消費者抽樣

consumer durable───耐用消費品

consumer group───消費者集團

consumer groups───消費者團體

consumer markets───消費者市場

consumer strike───消費者罷工

雙語使用場景

Consumer surplus is the value to a consumer of consumption of a good, minus the price paid.───消費者剩余指的是消費者購買一件商品所得到價值，減去購買這件商品的費用。

Consumers buy whichever product offers the higher consumer surplus.───消費者將選擇任何能帶來較高消費者剩余的商品。

Dumping has only one advantage: their low price bring consumer surplus that consumer in products.───傾銷唯一的好處是其低價對產品的消費者帶來的消費者剩余.

In a supply - and - demand diagram show producer and consumer surplus in the market equilibrium.───在供需圖上標出消費者剩余和生產者剩余.

's relatively easy to produce extra consumer surplus from a monopoly situation.───壟斷情況下，要制造額外的消費者剩余會相對容易些。

Show Bert's consumer surplus in your graph.───在途中標出這個消費者剩余.

This rental payment appropriates some of the consumer surplus.───這種租金付款占有了一些消費剩余.

Supply, demand, elasticity, comparative advantage, consumer surplus, deadweight loss - these terms are part of the economist's language.───供給 、 需求 、 彈性 、 相對優勢 、 消費剩余, 還有無謂的損失 - 這些術語就是經濟學家所用語言的一部分.

英語使用場景

Show Bert's consumer surplus in your graph.

Consumer surplus measures economic welfare from the buyer's side.

There would be no benefit in terms of increased consumer surplus.

The monopolist is normally considered to exploit consumers by charging a high price and thereby destroying some consumer surplus.

This rental payment appropriates some of the consumer surplus.

But the policy of market price support whose costs are shouldered by taxpayers and consumers, decreases the consumer surplus.

If large government projects change equilibrium prices, consumer surplus can be used to measure benefits.

In theory this process could go as far as equating marginal cost with demand so that the bureaucracy obtains all the consumer surplus.

Supply, demand, elasticity, comparative advantage, consumer surplus, deadweight loss - these terms are part of the economist's language.