Answer to Question #121059 in Microeconomics for Robel

Question #121059
given utility function U= where PX = $12, $, py = $4 and the income of the consumer is, M = $240.
A, Find the utility maximizing combinations of X and Y.
B, calculate marginal rate of substitution of X for Y (MRSX,Y) at equilibrium and interpret your result.
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Expert's answer
2020-06-10T19:02:46-0400

Since the utility function should be a function of two variables, then


"MU_x=\\frac {\\delta U}{\\delta x}""MU_y=\\frac {\\delta U}{\\delta y}"


"12x+4y=240"


"\\frac {MU_x}{12}=\\frac {MU_y}{4}"


"MU_x=3MU_y"


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