Kari requests two goods: X and Y. The utility function is given by: U(XY)=X-Y. Prices of X and Y is Px and Py, and budget is of m dollars. A) Set up the budget constraint and draw the budget line in an x-y diagram. B) Whats the expression for the slope in the budget line? C) Show the condition for optimal fit using Lagranges method D) Show the optimal fit graphically and relate the figure to task C

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