Minimization

In this article, you will learn how to formally describe the household optimization problem in your microeconomics. To understand how private households make their consumption and resource allocation decisions in the real world, we shall look at the crucial elements that affect optimal decision-making, e.g., price, income, and preference changes. A private household is one of the primary agents making economic decisions relevant to other economic agents, e.g., government and firms. Here is a revisit of the household maximization problem described in many microeconomic and economics textbooks. But with a clear outline and a better understanding of how households set goals, their opportunity cost optimization process, and the interpretation of outcomes.