Suppose you have the following utility for bananas (b) and cars (c): U=max(b,c). Suppose the price of a banana is 2 liras and the price of a car is 100 liras. You have a 1000 liras. Please find the Walrasian demand for bananas and cars. Please show all your calculations.
Suppose you have the following utility for bananas (b) and cars (c): U=max(b,c). Suppose the price of a banana is 2 liras and the price of a car is 100 liras. You have a 1000 liras. Please find the Walrasian demand for bananas and cars. Please show all your calculations.
Chapter7: Consumer Choice: Maximizing Utility And Behavioral Economics
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