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For utility maximization the second-order condition we have to show the utility function is convex (having diminishing MRS). So we use Bordered Hessian matrix to check the second-order condition of utility maximization. 

The Bordered Hessian matrix is H=uxxuxypxuyxuyypypxpy0

The second-order condition is satisfied only when |H|=uxxuxypxuyxuyypypxpy0>0

Here 

uxx=∂2u∂x2, uyx=uxy=∂2u∂xy uyy=∂2u∂y2

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Utility function: u(x,y)=x+2y+1          .......(1)

Differentiate partially from equation 1 with respect to x:

∂u∂x=y+1again differentiate above equation with respect to x∂2u∂x2=0

Similarly 

∂u∂y=x+2and ∂2u∂y2=0 and∂2u∂yx=1

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Putting value in Bordered Hessian matrix:

|H|=01px10pypxpy0H=-10-pxpy+pxpy-0H=2pxpy>0 because px and py are positive number

So second-order condition is satisfied. 

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Q2. Suppose a consumer seeks to maximize the utility function
U (x, y) = (x+2) (y + 1),
where and y represent the quantities of the two goods consumed. The prices of the
two goods and the consumer's income are Pz. Py, and I.
State the first-order conditions for utility maximization. Find the consumer's
demand functions, 2" and y".
Transcribed Image Text:Original Question: Q2. Suppose a consumer seeks to maximize the utility function U (x, y) = (x+2) (y + 1), where and y represent the quantities of the two goods consumed. The prices of the two goods and the consumer's income are Pz. Py, and I. State the first-order conditions for utility maximization. Find the consumer's demand functions, 2" and y".
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