Supposed Mark exclusively derives utility from the consumption of two goods, namely x 1 and x 2
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Supposed Mark exclusively derives utility from the consumption of two goods, namely x1 and x2 with prices p1 and p2 respectively. His utility function is given as U(x1,x2)=(x10.5+x20.5)2. The domain of the function is that x1, x2, p1, p2 > 0.
- Calculate the marginal utility derived from consuming x1and x2. Do these marginal utilities support the assumption of non-satiation?
- Does Justin's consumption preference also indicate that his preferences obey the Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility?Show your solution.
- Obtain the marginal rate of substitution for good 1 and good 2(MRS12).
- Solve for the values of the Marshallian Demand Functions for good 1 and good 2.
- Demonstrate that the Marshallian Demand Functions are homogenous of degree zero in prices and income.
- DemonstratethattheMarshallianDemandFunctionssatisfyWalras' Law.
- Obtain Mark's Indirect Utility FunctionV(p1, p1, m).
- Demonstrate that the Indirect Utility Function is homogenous of degree zero in prices and income.
- Demonstrate that the Indirect Utility Function is strictly increasing inm.
- Demonstrate that the Indirect Utility Function is strictly decreasing inp1.
- Demonstrate that the Indirect Utility Function satisfies Roy's Identity for good 1.
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