The Effect of the Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns in Consumption : A Greek Christian Orthodox Approach

In this article, we are going to explain and illustrate through examples the effects of integrating the Greek Christian Orthodox religion with the national income, and the marginal utility of the households. Marginal utility is very important concepts in Economics, as it is related to the satisfaction gained or forgone from consuming one more or less unit of a good, or a service. Usually, the persons that constitute the society ignore this principal law in Economics and consume large quantities of food or services. In addition, they ignore the principles of the Greek Christian Orthodox Church and the situation becomes worse. The optimum is to maximize the total utility with limited income and if there is surplus, then, it should be distributed to the poor, the beggars and the prostitutes. In addition, they should focus on how to maximize their spiritual utility through the interaction of the spiritual father and the Orthodox variables. The degree and pattern of utility gained decrease with each successive unit or service consumed if the incomes and tastes of the person are fixed. This is the law of diminishing marginal utility. To achieve this fixed situation, the individual needs to integrate the principles of the Christian Greek Orthodox religion. It will help him/her to rebalance his/her decisions to achieve spiritual and financial equilibrium