5.13 Price indifference curves Price indifference curves are iso-utility curves with the prices of two goods on
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5.13 Price indifference curves Price indifference curves are iso-utility curves with the prices of two goods on the X- and Y-axes, respectively.
Thus, they have the following general form:
(
p1, p2)∣v
(p1, p2, I) = v0.
a.
Derive the formula for the price indifference curves for the Cobb–Douglas case with
α =β=0.5. Sketch one of them.
b.
c.
What does the slope of the curve show?
What is the direction of increasing utility in your graph?
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Microeconomic Theory Basic Principles And Extensions
ISBN: 9781473729483
1st Edition
Authors: Christopher M Snyder, Walter Nicholson, Robert B Stewart
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