led growth in an economy by a growing population. We could also achi growing economy by having and endowment that increases over time. To see this, consider the follo economy: Let the number of young people born in each period be constant at N. There is a constant s of fiat money, M. Each young person born in period t is endowed with yr units of the consumption go when young and nothing when old. The individual endowment grows over time so that ytay-1 when a> 1. For simplicity, assume that in each period t, individuals desire to hold real money balances equ one-half of their endowment, so that vimt=yt/2. PART A: i. 11. *** 111. وك Write down equations that represent the constraints on first and second-period consumption fo typical individual. Show your steps. I ii) Combine these constraints into a lifetime budget constraint. Show your steps. iii) Draw the budget set together with arbitrarily located but correctly shaped indifference cun

led growth in an economy by a growing population. We could also achi growing economy by having and endowment that increases over time. To see this, consider the follo economy: Let the number of young people born in each period be constant at N. There is a constant s of fiat money, M. Each young person born in period t is endowed with yr units of the consumption go when young and nothing when old. The individual endowment grows over time so that ytay-1 when a> 1. For simplicity, assume that in each period t, individuals desire to hold real money balances equ one-half of their endowment, so that vimt=yt/2. PART A: i. 11. *** 111. وك Write down equations that represent the constraints on first and second-period consumption fo typical individual. Show your steps. I ii) Combine these constraints into a lifetime budget constraint. Show your steps. iii) Draw the budget set together with arbitrarily located but correctly shaped indifference cun

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