
1).
Consider the given problem here the production function of “water” and “food” are given below.
=> “X=Lx^0.5” and “Y=0.25*Ly^0.5”. Now, she has “16 hours of working time”.
=> the above production function can be written as follows.
=> “Lx=X^2” and “Ly=(4Y)^2 = 16*Y^2”, => the equation of PPF is given below.
=> Lx+Ly=16, => X^2 + 16*Y^2 = 16, be the equation of
PPF.

So, the above fig shows the PPF of the economy.
2).
Now, the PPF is given by, => X^2+16*Y^2=16, => 2X*dX + 16*2Y*dY = 0, => X*dX + 16*Y*dY = 0.
=> dY/dX = (-X/16Y), => MRT = X/16Y. Now, the utility function is given by, => U=X^0.5*Y.
=> MUx=0.5*X^(-0.5)*Y and MUy=X^0.5, => MRS = MUx/MUy = [0.5*X^(-0.5)*Y]/X^0.5 = Y/2X.
=> MRS = Y/2X. now, at the equilibrium “MRS” is equal to “MRT”.
=> MRS = MRT, => Y/2X = X/16Y, => Y/X = X/8Y, => 8Y^2 = X^2. The PPF equation is given by.
=> X^2 + 16Y^2 = 16, => 8Y^2 + 16Y^2 = 16, => 24*Y^2 = 16, => Y^2 = 16/24 = 2/3, => Y^2 = 2/3.
=> Y = 0.82 units = Food.
Now, X^2 = 8Y^2, => X^2 = 8(2/3) = 16/3, => X=2.31 units = Water.
So, the efficient allocation of water and food are given by “Y=0.82 units” and “X=2.31 units” respectively.
3).
Consider the given fig shows the equilibrium of this
economy.
So, here “E” be the equilibrium
of this economy where, the production of “X” and “Y” are “2.31” and
“0.82” respectively. Now, “Lx=X^2=16/3” and “Ly=16*Y^2=16*(2/3) =
32/3. So, here “16/3 hours goes to the production of X” and “32/3
hours goes to the production of Y”.
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