Functions like the one below are well known to economists: f(x,y) = 458-max(14.2x,44.8y) Each level curve of this function has a "corner point". Plot at least three of the function's level curves. Then find and enter below the slope (dy/dx) of the line where we find the "corner point" of every level curve of function f. Answer:

Functions like the one below are well known to economists: f(x,y) = 458-max(14.2x,44.8y) Each level curve of this function has a "corner point". Plot at least three of the function's level curves. Then find and enter below the slope (dy/dx) of the line where we find the "corner point" of every level curve of function f. Answer:

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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