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Problem Code: 250609MICRO

Amit Goyal
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Suppose U = square(X) + 2square(Y) is the utility function
AND
p(x) = 1 p(y) = 2 M = 2
The optimal consumption bundle(s) is(are) given by ......?
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

duck
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is it (1/3 , 1/6)?
:)
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

Amit Goyal
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I recommend first check for the quasi-concavity of the utility function. And then look for the solution.
Here the optimal bundle is x = 2, y = 0
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

duck
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ok sir.. :)
:)
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

Amit Goyal
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Suppose U = square(X) + 2square(Y) is the utility function
AND
p(x) = 1
p(y) = 2
M = 2
The optimal consumption bundle(s) is(are) given by (2, 0)
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

duck
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got the answer (2,0) :)
 
but i hav a doubt..when i solved the ques by drawing IC then i got this answer while when i solved it mathematically then (2/3 , 2/3) came..i guess i made some error while calculating it mathematically...

Thankyou Sir
..
:)
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

Amit Goyal
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Check for the second order condition for profit maximization Nidhi and you will know the mistake.
Now Figure out the demand function for consumer with utility function, U = square(X) + 2square(Y)
p(x) > 0
p(y) > 0
M > 0
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

duck
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yes got the thing..

Thank you sir
...
:)
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

PRANAV JAIN
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I GUESS ONLY SUPER GENIUS GUYS CAN STAY HERE AND ANSWER YOU...I THINK I AM NOT UPTO THAT LEVEL...ITS BEING THE SORRY STATE BUT I DONT KNOW WAT TO DO...BLANK MIND...TENSED REGARDING THIS...NEEDS A LOT OF MOTIVATION...
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

duck
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Hi Pranav,
please yaar dont think in this way..we both are going through the same situation..
just think you are no less than anyone..just cheer up n do hardwork sincerely..
n yes dont think abt the result..just give your bestest!!!
tc..

:)

...
:)
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

PBANSAL
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I got the part that utility function is not satisfying dmu, but i am still not getting 2,0 as the optimal bundle.how do we get it?
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

duck
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Hi.. :)

IC's are concave. So, only corner solution possible. Now,check the price ratio to see which good will be zero.
:)
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Re: Problem Code: 250609MICRO

PBANSAL
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thanks duck:), i got it silly error on my part.