Consumption Satiation is an economic construct that denotes the point at which a household's utility derived from a specific good or service ceases to increase with additional consumption, distinguishing it from related concepts by emphasizing the diminishing marginal satisfaction within the context of ongoing consumption behavior.
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A Dynamic Attribute Satiation Model of Variety-Seeking Behavior
Leigh McAlister · Journal of Consumer Research · 1982 · 557 citations · Full text
Satiation in Discounted Utility
Manel Baucells, Rakesh K. Sarin · Operations Research · 2007 · 99 citations
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