Give separate arguments to support your claims as to their slope, curvature, and the direction of increasing utility
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In the two good case, the level sets of the indirect utility fuction in the price space are sets of the form
{(p1,p2) 'vertical line' v(p1,p2,y) = v0} for when v0 is an element in the set of real numbers
These are sometimes called price-indifference curves. Sketch a possible map of price-indifference curves. Give separate arguments to support your claims as to their slope, curvature, and the direction of increasing utility
note: I don't have the equation editor so where it says 'vertical line', there is a vertical line in the equation
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In the two good case, the level sets of the indirect utility function in the price space are sets of the form
{(p1,p2) | v(p1,p2,y) = v0} for when v0 is an element in ...
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