Please give detailed steps. Thank you.
Please give detailed steps. Thank you. 2.1 Representing a preference Consider my preference over bundles (x1,x2),...
can you please show the complete steps? Consider my preference over bundles (x1,x2), where x〉 0 and x2 〉。. You do not know all of the strict/indifferent pairwise comparisons in my preference, but you do know the following: Suppose you also know that my preference is rational, strictly monotonic, and strictly convex. Can you infer how my preference compares the following pairs? Explain each one briefly. a) (3,7) versus (1,7), b) (3,7) versus (7,5) c) (1,7) versus (4,6) d) (7,5)...
Consider a preference over bundles (x1,x2), where x1 ≥ 0 and x2 ≥ 0. Suppose the rational agent with this preference is indifferent among the following three bundles: (x1,x2), (x1 + 1, x2 - b), (x1 + 2, x2 - c) where 0 < b < c < x2. Note that these three bundles must lie on the same indifference curve. Suppose also that the agent’s preference is strictly monotone and strictly convex. What does this imply about the relationship...
please show clear steps Suppose there are two goods, food and clothing. My preference has the following properties: 1. I am rational. 2. I need at least one unit of food and one unit of clothing in order to survive. 3. I strictly prefer surviving over not surviving. 4. I am indifferent over all situations in which I do not survive 5. When I have strictly more than one unit of each good, I satisfy strict monotonicity and strict convexity....
please show clear steps. Thanks! Suppose there are two goods, food and clothing. My preference has the following properties: 1. I am rational. 2. I need at least one unit of food and one unit of clothing in order to survive. 3. I strictly prefer surviving over not surviving. 4. I am indifferent over all situations in which I do not survive 5. When I have strictly more than one unit of each good, I satisfy strict monotonicity and strict...