(Step-by-Step) Suppose a consumer's preferences can be represented by the utility function: U(X,Y)=X^3/5Y^1/4 Derive the function for the marginal rate of substitution
Question: Suppose a consumer's preferences can be represented by the utility function: \(U\left( X,Y \right)={{X}^{3/5}}{{Y}^{1/4}}\)
- Derive the function for the marginal rate of substitution holding utility constant: \({{\left. \frac{\Delta Y}{\Delta X} \right|}_{{\bar{U}}}}\)
- Derive the demand curves for the two goods, X and Y.
- Confirm that both demand curves slope downward.
- Calculate the price elasticity for each of the goods.
- Calculate the income elasticity for each of the goods.
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