Given production function -- Y = (4K)^1/3 (L)^2/3 a. Solve for the graident and Hessian matrix of f(Y) b. Use Taylor's series to obtain Y at K,L = (1,1) c. What is the marginal product of labor and capital?

Given production function -- Y = (4K)^1/3 (L)^2/3 a. Solve for the graident and Hessian matrix of f(Y) b. Use Taylor's series to obtain Y at K,L = (1,1) c. What is the marginal product of labor and capital?

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