Elsa lives alone on an island with two goods, bananas and fresh
water. Her utility function is U = 3BW where B is
the amount of bananas she consumes and W the amount of
water. Her production function for bananas is B =
2LB where LB is the amount
of labour time she devotes to bananas. Her production function for
water is W = 2LW where
LW is the amount of labour time she devotes to
water.
If the total time she has available is 100, what should she do
to maximize her utility? (Enter your answer in whole
numbers.)
LB =
LW =
Elsa lives alone on an island with two goods, bananas and fresh water. Her utility function...
20. value: 7.00 points Elsa lives alone on an island with two goods, bananas and fresh water. Her utility function is U = 2BW where B is the amount of bananas she consumes and W the amount of water. Her production function for bananas is B = 2Lp where Lp is the amount of labour time she devotes to bananas. Her production function for water is W = 2Lw where Lw is the amount of labour time she devotes to...
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