Consider an economy with two people, Bunter and Quelch and two goods: coee and milk. Bunter's utility
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Consider an economy with two people, Bunter and Quelch and two goods: coee and milk.
Bunter's utility over these goods is given by
uB(xBc
; xB
m) = (xBc
)
1
2 (xB
m)
1
2 :
Here xBc
denotes the amount of coee consumed by Bunter and xB
m is the amount of milk consumed
by him. Bunter is endowed with 3 units of coee and 4 units of milk.
Quelch, on the other hand, has a utility function given by:
uQ(xQc
; xQ
m) = xQc
:
Here xQc
is the amount of coee consumed by Quelch and xQ
m is the amount of milk consumed by
him. Quelch is endowed with 2 units of coee and 1 unit of milk.
Throughout this problem, treat milk as the numeraire, and set pm = 1.
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