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The model for Diminishing Marginal Utility is parabolic in nature, so it has a A:constant, B:maximum, or C:minimum value?

The model for Diminishing Marginal Utility is parabolic in nature, so it has a A:constant, B:maximum, or C:minimum value?
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The model for Diminishing Marginal Utility is parabolic in nature, so it has a A:constant,

B:maximum, or
C:minimum value?

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