Thor Odinson has really let himself go. He spends all of his income only consuming whole...
Thor Odinson has really let himself go. He spends all of his income only consuming whole pies of pizza () and cases of beer (b), priced at p. 5 and p = 15, respectively. Suppose Thor's utility funetion is given by u(3,0) = 2'and his income is I = 300. (8 points total) (a) Salve for Thor's optimal bundle of pizza pies (?) and cases of beer (b). (2 points) (1) Draw Thor's budget constraint, optimal bundle, and indifference curve...
Thor Odinson has really let himself go. He spends all of his income only consuming whole pies of pizza (2) and cases of beer (b), priced at p. = 5 and p = 15, respectively. Suppose Thor's utility function is given by u( 2, b) = 2?? and his income is I = 300. (8 points total) (a) Solve for Thor's optimal bundle of pizza pies (2) and cases of beer (b). (2 points) (b) Draw Thor's budget constraint, optimal...
Brian works in a factory and spends his monthly income on Beer and Pizza. The utility function U(X,Y) = X0.5y0.5 represents Brian's preference. Here, X is the quantity of beer, and Y is the quantity of pizza. Assume the numbers of beer and pizza do not need to be integers. Brian's monthly income is $100, the price of pizza is $4, and the price of beer is $2. a) Find the optimal consumption bundle for Brian. (Bundle A) b) The...
Joel has an income of $96, which he can spend on two (normal) goods: movies and pizzas. Each movie costs $12 and each pizza costs $8. (a) Joel is considering buying bundle A, which is 3 movies and 5 pizzas. At that bundle, his marginal rate of substitution is 3 pizzas for 2 movies. Is the proposed bundle Joel’s optimal consumption bundle? If not, explain whether and why Joel buy more or fewer of each good to increase his utility....
Catherine has a monthly income of $500, which she spends on pizzas and a composite of all other goods, the price of a pizza is $5. 2. Catherine has a monthly income of $500, which she spends on pizzas and a composite of all other goods. The price of a pizza is $5 a. Draw Catherine's budget constraint. Label your values of the intercepts and the slope of the budget constraint. (Place pizza on the horizontal axis) b. Assume Catherine...
2, Ali has a $7 weekly budget that he spends on songs (S, $1 per download) and protein bars (B, $1 per bar). His utility information for the two products is below. Quantity ofTotal utility Marginal utility Quantity ofTotal utility Marginal utility rotein bars 0 from bars 0 songs from songs of a song of a bar 107 18 24 28 30 31 2 3 4 18-9 21-12 23- 24 20 7-3 4 a) Calculate Ali's marginal utilities and finish...
2. Ali has a $7 weekly budget that he spends on songs (S, SI per download) and prosein bars (B, S1 per bar). His usility information for the two products is below from songsof a song y fTotal utiliay Marginal wtilityQuantity ofTotal utility Marginal utility of a bar from bars protein bars 10 18 14 18 21 28 30 31 a) Calculate Ali's marginal utilities and finish the filling out the table b) If Ali spends his entire budget on...
1) Consider a poor person’s annual income of $ 1200. He spends his income only on vegetable and rice. The price of rice is $8/lbs. in the entire town and the price of vegetable is $12/lbs. in the town. Please draw this person’s Budget line, whereby rice is supposed to be on the horizontal Axis and vegetables on the vertical axis. a) Assume that the student considers rice and veggies neither as perfect complements, nor as perfect substitutes. Based on...
Margaret spends all of her income on t-shirts (x1) and shoes (x2). Her preferences can be represented by the utility function u (x1, x2) = 2√x1x2 (a) [15 Points] Derive the demand functions for t-shirts and shoes in terms of the price of t-shirts (p1), the price of shoes (p2), and income (m). Show your result on a graph. (b) [10 Points] Draw the Income Offer Curve and Engel Curves (one for each good). (c) [10 Points] Draw the Price...
Jon Snow consumes pizza and burgers. His utility function is u(P, B) = PB where P is the number of pizzas and B is the number of burgers. Jon Snow has $30 to spend, and he plans to spend it all on pizza and burgers. The price of one pizza is $10 and the price of one burger is $3. (a) Find and label Jon Snow’s initial optimal bundle on a graph where pizza is on the x-axis and burgers...