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An example of diminishing marginal utility are Starbucks drinks. Even though sometimes it may seem that many of us are ripped off with the large sizes and the subsequent little percentage of drink actually in the cup, it is rather in the best interest for us. There is actually a time when there can be "too much" of a drink and this is when diminishing marginal utility takes place. As we drink more and more of a certain drink, our interest peaks and starts to decline rapidly. We become rather disgusted with the sight of that drink and just try to get ourselves away from it.

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This Abuelita Hot Chocolate is an example of diminishing marginal utility because the more I drink and full I get from it, the less satisfied I am with the drink. After one cup, I won't be satisfied like the first couple of sips I had.

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As much as I love sandwiches from Donut King in Merced, this is a diminishing marginal utility. If I was to eat more than one sandwich at a time, I would not enjoy the sandwich as much.

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A street light is a good example of a public good since it is both non-rivalrous and non-excludable. Anyone can benefit from a street light without reducing its benefit. You can't charge anyone for being under a street light. Also, walking under a street light doesn't reduce light for others.

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This is Point Reyes National Seashore which is considered a public good. My girlfriend and I load up the horses and come here to ride. This area is run by the federal government and there is no fee to come here, therefore it is non-excludable and non-rivalrous public good because anyone can come here and walk or ride the beach.

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Me and my girlfriend at a fundraiser that the Stan State Ag program put on is a good example of diminishing marginal utility. There is a set fee to get in and you are able to consume unlimited wines and foods. As you consume more of the free food and wine from the dozens of booths available your satisfaction level goes down. Marginal utility goes down as the night goes on and more is consumed.

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Soundcloud is a public good because it is an MP3 music file sharing website. It is nonrival because anyone can consume (listen or download) the music without affecting anyone else’s consumption of music. It is nonexculdable because nobody can be excluded from using the website. Once you are on the website nobody can just kick you off of it.

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Alicia Mendez. This picture shows diminishing marginal utility, as you can see in the picture, the first bag of candy puts a big smile on my face but with the second bag of candy the smile is smaller and with the third bag of candy the smile is even smaller than with the second bag. The marginal utility received by this good reduces with every additional bag of candy.

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Alicia Mendez. This is a picture of my dog and I taking advantage of a nice day at a public park which is both non-rival and non-excludable. Public parks are non-rival because more than one person could be at the park at the same time without any competition and it is non-excludable because no one can be denied the right to enjoy the public park.

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Diminishing Marginal Utility (Super Nachos)

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Diminishing Marginal Utility (Super Nachos)

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A great example of Diminishing marginal is a plate of nachos with carane asada! I went to my near taqueria to get some nachos. So I order some and went I took the first bite yummy I was about to faint! But after i after I ate the whole meal it was getting a little satisfied because the more you eat the less you don’t want it! That is a example for diminishing marginal so next time I go somewhere I’ll just get a smaller meal.

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Diminishing Marginal Utility- In-N-Out Fries

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Diminishing Marginal Utility- In-N-Out Fries

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An example of diminishing marginal utility would be eating In-N-Out fries. I always crave in-n-out’s well-done fries. The first ten fries I eat I am absolutely satisfied. The more I consume the fries the less my satisfaction level goes down. The law of diminishing marginal utility is an important concept in determining consumer preferences. In this case, I really wanted the fries so I spent the money to maximize my contentment.

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An example of a public good would be a Labyrinth. Labyrinth are used to meditate or pray representing your own journey in the world. The picture attached is a labyrinth in Turlock on Crowell Rd.  The labyrinth is a public good because it is non-rivalrous and non-excludable. The labyrinth does not cost the consumer any money to use as well as anyone can go to it at any time whenever they please. There can also be more than one person in the labyrinth.

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The smoothie I am drinking is an example of a good that has diminishing marginal utility because even though I loved the taste of the smoothie, the second one wouldn't be as appealing. After drinking the same smoothie for a good amount of time, I wouldn't want to ever see the smoothie again.

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A few examples of a public good is a road, street lights, bridges, public park, and public beaches. These goods are non-rivalrious and non-excludable. A public beach is both non-rivalrous and non-excludable because my use of being in this beach doesn't reduce the ability of another person to enjoy it as well.

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A good example of a public good are things like bridges, roads, and sidewalks. We can use them without being charged and use them to our hearts content. The image of the Golden Gate Bridge is an example of a public good. We don't need to pay to use it and it doesn't really face competition at the end of the day.

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My example of Diminishing Marginal Utility are these different flavored sodas. With all these different flavors, I'm very tempted to buy all three. The reason why I don't buy all three, is because if Diminishing Marginal Cost. If I were to buy all three, drinking the first one would satisfy my craving for soda, but it would all go downhill from there. The more soda I drink, the lower my diminishing marginal cost will be. That's why I usually only buy one soda.

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Diminishing Marginal Utility Good- Sour Patch Kids

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Diminishing Marginal Utility Good- Sour Patch Kids

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Emanuel Jimenez. This is an example of a good that has diminishing marginal utility. I enjoyed this candy, but if I had another bag, I would enjoy the second bag less than the first. The utility of the good is how much you enjoy the bag of candy. The more subsequent bags of sour patch kids I eat, the less utility I yield. After the first bag, my sweet tooth is satisfied, and my stomach will hurt the more bags of candy I eat, so I get less utility, or pleasure from consuming the candy, from each subsequent bag.

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Emanuel Jimenez. This is an example of a public good. It is non-rival and non-excludable. The good can be used over and over without ever reducing availability to others and it does not exclude anyone from using the good. It can be used by many people at once as well and is provided by the government.

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An example of a public good is this water fountain at my local park. It is both non-excludable and non-rivalrous because individuals using the water fountain cannot be excluded from using it and it does not have a price for its use. By using this water fountain I do not reduce the availability for other people trying to use it as well.

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Diminishing marginal utility - Headphones

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Diminishing marginal utility - Headphones

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A single pair of headphones is all that can be used by one person at once, though I typically keep at least one spare set for when the current set inevitably breaks. However, past one or two spare sets the marginal utility of even more spare sets diminishes rapidly.

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This is a light post at a public park. This good is both non-excludable and non-rival as its use cannot be restricted and someone else's use of the light does not detract from another's use of the light.

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My example of diminishing marginal utility is this teriyaki chicken from panda express. The first couple of times I had it, I really enjoyed it. But then I started having it every time I got hungry because it was filling and cheap. I eventually got tired of it and stopped purchasing it.

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This street light is an example of of a public good. It is non-excludable because everyone has access to it without paying for it, it is also non-rival in consumption because everyone can benefit from it at the same time, cannot exclude anyone.

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An example of a public good is the sewer system. The sewer system is non-excludable because no one individual can be excluded from receiving the benefits of the good, as is is available to the public at no cost.  It is also non-rivalrous because the use of the sewer system by one individual does not take away the opportunity for another individual to use it.

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A product that is an example of diminishing marginal utility is cake. When you consume the first piece of cake you are very satisfied and receive a high amount of utils. However with the second piece the amount of satisfaction you receive is lower than the first slice of cake. This occurs for each additional piece of cake consumed.

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My favorite soda is Dr.Pepper. It is a great example of diminishing marginal utility. If I drink soda everyday the taste just gets worse. i try to drink here and there because I know it will taste good. There are times where I'm halfway finishing my soda and I stop because it does not satisfy me.

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The light post is an excellent example of a public good because i do not diminish anybody else ability to use the light post. The light does not get affected by me using it every night. It is non-excludable because i cannot stop anyone else from using it.

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A Public good can be a park. Its Also a non-excludable because anyone or anybody’s is welcome and come a beautiful day at the park. It’s non-rival because anyone can come and take a picture at anytime they want. For example if someone tells me not to take a picture I can take a picture anytime I want because it’s public to anyone and we are not paying any fees at any parks.

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A plate of sushi is an example of Diminishing Marginal Utility. The first piece of sushi I eat will usually taste fantastic and I want to keep eating a bunch. After like half way into the roll some of the flavor usually gets lost maybe because I'm use to the taste. My Marginal benefit starts to decrease throughout the meal.

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Any public park is an example of a public good. It is also non-excludable because everyone is welcome to go and enjoy the shade and the play-set. It is non-rival because if one person enjoys the park it does not reduce the ability for someone else to use it. This is a good that can be consumed by more than at the same time.

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My example of diminishing marginal utility is my salad. In the picture it was my first salad of the week. the first two days were great. Then the third day came and it didn't taste the same it was still good. However as the week went by salads just didn't taste the same anymore as the first two days of the week. So I don't think I will be eating salad anytime soon.

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The radio is an example of non-rival because I do not diminish anybody else's ability to listen to the same radio station. They are not getting any lower utility just because I am listening to the radio. It is non-excludable because I can not stop anyone from listening to the AM/FM radio.

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Diminishing Marginal Utility (Carl's meal) 

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A Carl's meal is an example of how marginal utility would decrease. The more I ate my meal the less satisfied I became. Also, the more I ate, not only was there diminishing marginal utility, but total utility increases until it eventually would go downward on a graph.

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Enchiladas can be used as an example of diminishing marginal utility because when you take the first bite i love it and after like the 6th one it starts to become too much and the satisfaction from the food is not as much as compared to the first bite. It is non exlidable because many people can have enchiladas while i consume them as well. They also are non rival because everyone can eat them if they want to.

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Stop signs are non-excludable and non-rival because any driver or pedestrian in a area uses them. They benefit the public since they are meant to regulate drivers to keep residents safer.

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Nicholas Blackwood - Diminishing Marginal Utility

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Nicholas Blackwood - Diminishing Marginal Utility

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My example of diminishing marginal utility has to do with food.  I was craving sushi and ordered a plate of Salmon.  The more I ate, the less satisfied I became.  The chances of me eating or ordering more lessened, the more full I became.

Therefore, this good declines as its availability supply increases.

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My example is a street light!
Once a street light is provided, you can't stop anyone benefiting from the good. (non-excludability)

It is also "non-rivalry" because when someone benefits from the good, it doesn't reduce the amount available for others.

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Stefania Elias Diminishing marginal utility

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Stefania Elias Diminishing marginal utility

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My example of diminishing marginal utility is my drink. I wanted something chocolate-y so i went and got a double chocolate chip from Starbucks. The first sip I took was like heaven. But the more I drink it and get full, the less satisfied I felt.

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Street lights are the example i chose as a public good. Street lights are non excludable meaning that everyone can use them. And the are non rivalry, just because one person is using them does not mean another can not use them.

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My example of diminishing marginal utility is sushi. The first piece of sushi that I consumed is the best one! 10/10 is my rating. But the more I consume the more full I tend to get and the less I enjoy it. Even the taste completely changes for me.

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Erica Labra Public Good: Day at the park

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Erica Labra Public Good: Day at the park

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The bridge at the Parson's park in Merced,CA is an example of a public good. It is non-rival because anyone that goes to the park can enjoy the bridge take beautiful pictures like I did with my brother and it is non-excludable because it is a public park and no one can tell me to not take a picture or stand in the bridge. The park is a public park meaning there is no fee and there are no rules of the bridge.

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My example of diminishing marginal utility is kebab soltani. Each bite I take I obtain the most satisfaction, but as I slowly start to finish the kebab, my satisfaction is not as big as when I was eating my first few bites. The more I eat the less satisfaction I obtain from eating the kebab soltani.

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Sunlight is a public good because it provides everyone with light. It is non-rival and non-excludable. It is non-rival because everyone can obtain and benefit from sunlight. It is non-excludable because me obtaining sunlight does not exclude another individual from obtaining it and it does not have a cost or a fee, anyone can enjoy sunlight.

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Diminishing marginal utility: pizza
Pizza can be an example of this as each slice you consume counts towards your satisfaction (Utils). After one slice you’re probably very satisfied because it tasted really good, but after a certain amount of slices you probably won’t be getting the same satisfaction, if anything you’ll get a suppressed feeling and not even want to eat it anymore.

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For my example of diminishing marginal utility I want to talk about burritos. Burritos are my favorite food that I eat at least once a week. When I first start to eat my burrito I am feeling a very high level of satisfaction, but as I finish my burrito I am full so that satisfaction is still high, but lower then when I was hungry. I would not order a second burrito, as it would be a waste of money since I will not be getting any satisfaction out of it, which shows how the more of something you get it can diminish its marginal utility.

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An example of a public good is a public park bench. It is non excludable as anybody in the park can have a seat on the bench and no one can force the individual to get up as this bench does not belong to anyone. It is non rival as anyone who is there can benefit by sitting on it.

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French fries can be used as an example for diminishing marginal utility. On the first French fry your gaining the most Utils and after the first one your utils start diminishing slowly until you reach full satisfaction. Meaning if you gain 20 utils from the first fry, you will eat them until you gain 0 utils or before you reach negative utils.

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My public good is a trash can. Anybody can benefit from using this public trash can, and nobody can gain more/less from this making it non-rival! It is non-excludable because anyone has access to this trash can, you can’t exclude anybody from using it, thus making it a public good.

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The park is an example of a public good because a public good is a non-rivalry and non-excludable. It is non-rivalry because anyone can benefit from being at the park even if others are there. Also it is non-excludable because there is no fee, anyone can go to the park and enjoy.

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Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility: Body Pillow

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Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility: Body Pillow

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Brittni Sargent

I chose to take a picture with my body pillow as an example of the law of diminishing marginal utility because I really wanted a nice body pillow and I saved and bought one so now that I have one I do not have a need or demand for more body pillows unless the price of good body pillows from bed, bath and beyond goes down.

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Brittni Sargent.

I chose to take a picture with a sewer drain. The sewer system is a non-rival and non-excludable public good. It is non-rival because everyone can benefit from water drianing out of the streets and no one is getting more of a benefit than another. The sewer system is non-excludable because there is no way to exclude someone in our society from benefiting from the sewer system.

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Pizza could be used as an example of diminishing marginal utility. Let's say that you buy a pizza for $10 because you're hungry. You eat the first piece and you gain utils from the slice, then you continue eating until your appetite is suppressed. The more you eat, the less satisfaction you receive from the consumption of the food!

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Street lights are public goods as they provide light for everyone without an additional cost to society.