[Solution Library] Assume that y is explained by ln y=α +β ln x where x is a positive variable. Show that (2) implies y=Ax^beta (3) for an appropriately


Question:

Assume that y is explained by \(\ln y=\alpha +\beta \ln x\) where x is a positive variable.

  1. Show that (2) implies
    \(y=A{{x}^{\beta }}\) (3)
    for an appropriately defined A.
  2. Show that (3) implies
    \(\,\frac{x}{y}\frac{dy}{dx}=\beta \)
    Comment on this result.
  3. Use the result in part (b) to develop an interpretation of a and b in the production function

\(q=x_{1}^{a}x_{2}^{b}\)

where x1 and x2 are input levels, q is output, and a and

b are positive parameters.

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