Category:Consumer theory

• Consumer choice

A

• Alchian–Allen effect
• Annoyance factor

B

• Bennett's law
• Bliss point (economics)
• Budget constraint
• Budget set
• Buyer decision process

C

• Consideration set
• Consumer behaviour
• Consumer sovereignty
• Consumer value
• Consumption smoothing
• Corner solution

D

• Demand
• Dutch book

E

• Elasticity of intertemporal substitution
• Elasticity of substitution
• Engel curve
• Engel's law
• Expenditure function
• Expenditure minimization problem

F

• Feasibility condition
• Foundations of Economic Analysis

G

• Giffen good

I

• Income–consumption curve

L

• Lexicographic preferences
• Life-cycle hypothesis
• Loss aversion

M

• Marginal propensity to consume
• Marginal rate of substitution
• Marginal use

P

• Permanent income hypothesis

R

• Revealed preference
• Robertson lag
• Robinson Crusoe economy
• Roy's identity

S

• Saving
• Shephard's lemma
• Snob effect
• Substitute good
• Substitution effect

V

• Value and Capital
• Veblen good