Definition of disutility in English:

disutility

noun ˌdɪsjuːˈtɪlɪtiˌdɪsjuˈtɪlədi

mass nounEconomics

The adverse or harmful effects associated with a particular activity or process, especially when carried out over a long period.
〔经济〕反效用；负效用
Example sentencesExamples
- He then considers realistic cases in which means are not free gifts of nature and so the utility of goods must be balanced by the disutility of effort.
- The approach recognizes a number of components of opportunity cost and relative disutility.
- Workers will accept this wage if it at least offsets the marginal disutility of work.
- Work in Mechanics corresponds to disutility in Economics.
- This could be represented by, for example, an increasing marginal disutility of travel time.

Definition of disutility in US English:

disutility

nounˌdɪsjuˈtɪlədiˌdisyo͞oˈtilədē

Economics

The adverse or harmful effects associated with a particular activity or process, especially when carried out over a long period.
〔经济〕反效用；负效用
Example sentencesExamples
- He then considers realistic cases in which means are not free gifts of nature and so the utility of goods must be balanced by the disutility of effort.
- Workers will accept this wage if it at least offsets the marginal disutility of work.
- This could be represented by, for example, an increasing marginal disutility of travel time.
- The approach recognizes a number of components of opportunity cost and relative disutility.
- Work in Mechanics corresponds to disutility in Economics.

单词	disutility
释义	Definition of disutility in English: disutility noun ˌdɪsjuːˈtɪlɪtiˌdɪsjuˈtɪlədi mass nounEconomics The adverse or harmful effects associated with a particular activity or process, especially when carried out over a long period. 〔经济〕反效用；负效用 Example sentencesExamples He then considers realistic cases in which means are not free gifts of nature and so the utility of goods must be balanced by the disutility of effort. The approach recognizes a number of components of opportunity cost and relative disutility. Workers will accept this wage if it at least offsets the marginal disutility of work. Work in Mechanics corresponds to disutility in Economics. This could be represented by, for example, an increasing marginal disutility of travel time. Definition of disutility in US English: disutility nounˌdɪsjuˈtɪlədiˌdisyo͞oˈtilədē Economics The adverse or harmful effects associated with a particular activity or process, especially when carried out over a long period. 〔经济〕反效用；负效用 Example sentencesExamples He then considers realistic cases in which means are not free gifts of nature and so the utility of goods must be balanced by the disutility of effort. Workers will accept this wage if it at least offsets the marginal disutility of work. This could be represented by, for example, an increasing marginal disutility of travel time. The approach recognizes a number of components of opportunity cost and relative disutility. Work in Mechanics corresponds to disutility in Economics.
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