8.5) $ -100
8.6) $ 168
8.7) $ -84

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8.5 Unanswered 5 Consider u(x1, x2) = x9.5x9.,1 = 300,P1 = 4,p2 = 1. If Piincreases from $4 to $9, what is the e...
8.3 Unanswered Consider u(x1, x2) = x95x95, I = 300,P1 = 25,p2 = 1. If Pidecreases from $25 to $9, what is the equivalent variation? Enter a number only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be taken away from the consumer include a negative sign. Type your response 8.4 Unanswered Consider u(x1, x2) = x9.5x2:5,1 = 300,P1 = 4,p2 = 1. If Piincreases from $4 to $9, what is the compensating variation? Enter a number only, round to...
Consideru(x1, x2) = 2x0.5 + x2,1 = 200,p1 = 1,P2 = 4. If P2 increases from $4 to $8, what is the compensating variation? Enter a number only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be taken away from the consumer include a negative sign.
8.8 Unanswered Right now you pay for university (e) and the composite good (c) and your utility level at your current choice isUnitial. Suppose you get an education voucher for $5000 that you can only spend on university tuition. Suppose also that you would be better off if you got the $5000 in cash instead of as a voucher. The amount of cash that would leave you as well off as with the voucher is less than $5000 more than...
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a number only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be taken
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Consider
,,,.
If
increases from $4 to $9, what is the compensating variation? Enter
a number only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be taken
away from the consumer include a negative sign.
Now consider what is the equivalent variation? Enter a number
only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be taken away from
the consumer include a negative sign.
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Consider
u(x_{1},x_{2})=x_{1}^{0.5}x_{2}^{0.5},I=300,p_{1}=25,p_{2}=1. If
p_{1}decreases from $25 to $9, what is the equivalent variation?
Enter a number only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be
taken away from the consumer include a negative sign.
8.3 Homework Unanswered 0.5 0.5 Consider u(x1, X2) = xx2,I 25,p2 = 1. If Pidecreases from $25 to $9, what is the 300,p1 equivalent variation? Enter a number only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be taken away from the consumer include a...
Consider
,,,.
If
decreases from $25 to $9, what is the compensating variation?
Enter a number only, round to two decimals. If money needs to be
taken away from the consumer include a negative sign.
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4. Suppose U(x1, x2) = 2lnx1 + 3lnx2 and P1 = 4, P2 = 1, and m = 20. (4pts) Set up the Lagrangian for this problem (but do not solve it) 5. Suppose U(x1, x2) = min{5x1, x2}. (8pts) Write out the Marshallian demands for x1 and x2, as functions of p1, p2, and m. Now, solve for these when P1 = 3, P2 = 1, and m = 16. Is this an interior or corner solution? Is the...
Consider the utilityfunction u(x1,x2) = 2lnx1+lnx2. Initially, the prices are p1 = $2 and p2 = $1 per unit. The consumer has an income of $18. Then, the price of good x1 increases to p'1 = $3 per unit. State the consumer's maximization problem and use this problem to derive his demand functions for the two goods. Determine whether the two goods are ordinary or Giffen. Determine whether the demand functions for the two goods are elastic, inelastic or unit...
1.) Liz has utility given by u(x2,x1)=x1^7x2^8. If P1=$10, P2=$20, and I = $150, find Liz’s optimal consumption of good 1. (Hint: you can use the 5 step method or one of the demand functions derived in class to find the answer). 2.) Using the information from question 1, find Liz’s optimal consumption of good 2 3.) Lyndsay has utility given by u(x2,x1)=min{x1/3,x2/7}. If P1=$1, P2=$1, and I=$10, find Lyndsay’s optimal consumption of good 1. (Hint: this is Leontief utility)....