Question #200977

Suppose the utility function for a firm manager is Z=2H1H2 and his income is Y=P1H1 + P2H2. derive the demand equation for H1 and H2.


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Expert's answer
2021-06-02T12:25:04-0400

Given

Utility function Z=2H1H2Z=2H_1H_2

and budget constraint as Y=P1H1+P2H2Y= P_1H_1+P_2H_2

MRS(H1H2)=Mu1Mu2MRS( H_1H_2)=-\frac{Mu_1}{Mu_2}

Mu1=H1//Mu2=H2Mu_1=-H_1//Mu_2=-H_2

H1H2=P1P2-\frac{H_1}{H_2}=-\frac{P_1}{P_2}

Demand for H1

H1=Y2P1H_1=\frac{Y}{2P_1}

Demand for H2

H2=Y2P2H_2=\frac{Y}{2P_2}


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