For the following questions consider a consumer with utility u(x, y) = xy + x.What is the consumer's Marshellian demand? (Suppose income is high enough to ensure an interior solution.)I+P,I+p,Ym =2p12p,O a.Xm=Ob. Xm = 2p.2p,I+P,I+p.O c.2p.y. =2POd. Xm2p. Y'm2PyWhat is the consumer's indirect utility function?a. U =4P,P,1+P(1+p,4p.P,O b.2p.(I+p,OC.U =4p.P,(I+p, XI+p,)4p. P.I+P.2p.O d.

Given: Utility Function: u(x, y) = xy + x Let I be income , px = price of good x , py price of good…

For the following questions consider a consumer with utility ulx, y) = xy + x. What is the consumer's Marshellian demand? (Suppose income is high enough to ensure an interior solution.) I+p, - 1 Ym b. X = 1+p. .ym = T, 2p O C. %3D Y =-1 d. X= %3D What is the consumer's indirect utility function? a. U = 4p.P. 2p. b. (1+9,7 U = 4P.P, (1+p, C. U = 4p.P, d. U= (I+p, XI+p,) 4P.P,

For the following questions consider a consumer with utility ulx, y) = xy + x. What is the consumer's Marshellian demand? (Suppose income is high enough to ensure an interior solution.) I+p, - 1 Ym b. X = 1+p. .ym = T, 2p O C. %3D Y =-1 d. X= %3D What is the consumer's indirect utility function? a. U = 4p.P. 2p. b. (1+9,7 U = 4P.P, (1+p, C. U = 4p.P, d. U= (I+p, XI+p,) 4P.P,

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