5.6 Suppose that an individuals utility for X and Y is represented by the CES function (for...
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5.6 Suppose that an individual’s utility for X and Y is represented by the CES function (for
1):
utility U (X, Y ) .
a. Use the Lagrangian multiplier method to calculate the uncompensated demand functions for X and Y for this function.
b. Show that the demand functions calculated in part
(a) are homogeneous of degree zero in PX, PY, and I.
c. How do changes in I or in PY shift the demand curve for good X?
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Microeconomic Theory Basic Principles And Extensions
ISBN: 9780324270860
9th Edition
Authors: Walter Nicholson
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