Marshallian demand functions
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Consider an individual with the following constant elasticity of substitution utility function:
U=[(x1^ρ)+(x2^ρ)]^(1/ρ)
Who faces the following budget constraint:
p1x1 + p2x2 = I
Find his Marshallian demand functions. You may assume that nonnegativity constraints on x1 and x2 are not binding.
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Consider an individual with the following constant elasticity of substitution utility function:
Who faces the following budget constraint:
p1x1 + p2x2 = I ...
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