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This is a graphical description of the Path of development of an economy which follows an unbalanced growth strategy for development as propounded by AO Hirschman.

Graphical representation of the determination of rent of a factor of production whose supply is less than perfectly elastic under Modern theory of Rent.

Graphical representation of the determination of rent of a factor of production whose supply is perfectly inelastic under Modern theory of Rent.

Graphical representation of the determination of rent of a factor of production whose supply is perfectly elastic, under Modern theory of Rent.

Graphical representation of determination of rent under intensive cultivation as per the Ricardian theory of Rent.

This is a graphical representation of determination of rent under extensive cultivation as per the Ricardian theory of rent.

This is a graphical representation of the Wage determination under Marginal Productivity theory of wages where Wages= ARP=MRP.

This is a graphical representation and determination of Consumer's Surplus as given under Cardinal Utility analysis by Dr Alfred Marshall.

Graphical representation of the condition for Consumer's equilibrium i.e. when Marginal Utility derived from the commodity becomes equal to the Price paid for it. (MU=P) as per the cardinal utility analysis.

It is a graphical representation of the second most important law on utility analysis. It represents how a consumer can get maximum satisfaction out of the expenditure made on different commodities with his given income.

This is a graphical representation of the relationship between Demand and Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility. It tells us that how Marginal Utility helps in determining the demand for a commodity.

Law of Diminishing Marginal utility tell us that the Marginal Utility derived from consumption of every successive unit of a commodity goes on diminishing.

Graphical representation of price demand relationship between complementary goods. Complementary goods are those that are used together or jointly demanded. Here we have taken the example of car and Petrol. There is an inverse/negative relationship between price of a good and the demand for its complementary good.

This video is the Graphical representation of relationship between Price of one good and demand for its substitute good. Substitute goods are the goods that can be used in place of each other. Here we have taken the example of Coke and Pepsi as substitute goods. There is a positive relationship between price of one and the demand for its substitute.

Relationship between total utility and marginal utility

Demand curve