Question 2 2.1 A consumer has a utility function u(x₁, X₂) √1+2 and faces a budget constraint y = P₁x1 + P22. Assuming an interior solution to the consumer's utility maximisation problem (i.e. excluding the possibility of any corner solutions where x = 0 or x = 0), solve for xi (p, y) and x(p, y), the consumer's Marshallian demand functions. 2.2 Derive the consumer's indirect utility function. 2.3 Derive the consumer's expenditure function. 2.4 Suppose the assumption of an interior solution, as set out in question 2.1 above, is no longer maintained. Discuss how (under what conditions) a corner solution to this specific =

Question 2 2.1 A consumer has a utility function u(x₁, X₂) √1+2 and faces a budget constraint y = P₁x1 + P22. Assuming an interior solution to the consumer's utility maximisation problem (i.e. excluding the possibility of any corner solutions where x = 0 or x = 0), solve for xi (p, y) and x(p, y), the consumer's Marshallian demand functions. 2.2 Derive the consumer's indirect utility function. 2.3 Derive the consumer's expenditure function. 2.4 Suppose the assumption of an interior solution, as set out in question 2.1 above, is no longer maintained. Discuss how (under what conditions) a corner solution to this specific =

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