Who Introduced Ordinal Utility?

The ordinal utility concept was first introduced by Pareto in 1906.

Who invented ordinal utility?

Each of the curves represents a combination of two services or goods. The consumers are equally satisfied with the goods and services. The more distant a curve is from the origin, the higher its utility level. Do you know: In 1934 John Hicks and Roy Allen produced the first paper which declared ordinal utility.

Who first introduced the ordinal utility analysis to the indifference curve hypothesis?

"An indifference curve shows all the various combinations of two goods that give an equal amount of satisfaction to a consumer". The indifference curve analysis approach was first introduced by Slustsky, a Russian Economist in 1915. Later it was developed by J.R. Hicks and R.G.D. Allen in the year 1928.