KnowraUtilityLinked fromLinked fromThe 37 pages that link to Utility, each with the reason it gives.All 37Related 22Narrower topic 14Compared with 1UtilitarianismNarrower topic: Utilitarian judgments compare outcomes by the well-being or benefit they produce.Welfare economicsNarrower topic: Many welfare comparisons begin by representing each person's preferences with utility.Social welfare functionNarrower topic: Social welfare functions combine individual utilities or other measures of well-being.Marginal UtilityNarrower topic: Marginal utility describes the change in this broader measure after consumption changes.Expected utility hypothesisNarrower topic: Expected utility assigns values to outcomes before weighting them by probability.Willingness to payNarrower topic: Willingness to pay reflects how a buyer values the good relative to alternatives.Vilfredo ParetoNarrower topic: Pareto recast utility around observable choices rather than measurable psychological pleasure.William Stanley JevonsNarrower topic: Jevons treated utility as the basis for explaining economic decisions mathematically.Intertemporal choiceNarrower topic: Intertemporal models compare subjective utility, not just amounts of money or goods.Oskar MorgensternNarrower topic: Utility functions supply the preference measure used in the theory Morgenstern coauthored.Happiness economicsNarrower topic: Happiness economics revisits whether utility can be connected to reported well-being.Rule utilitarianismNarrower topic: It supplies the standard for comparing the consequences of generally accepted rules.Daniel McFaddenNarrower topic: Choice models translate preferences into utilities that can be compared across options.Hermann Heinrich GossenNarrower topic: Gossen treated satisfaction from consumption as something that could be analyzed and maximized.