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Hello Professor, around 16:50, can we say that IF preferences are homothetic, then necessarily utility function is HD1? you made a point earlier that "homotheticity holds if the utility function is HD1", but does it mean that homothetic preferences <=> utility HD1?

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hello! I am unsure about question b. Consider a consumer who has to allocate their budget between two goods, x and m. The price of x is p, and the price of m is 1. The consumer's utility function is: U(x,m)=8√x + m. (a) When does the consumer prefer a little more of good x over a little more of good m? Explain. (b) Illustrate the consumer's demand for x. Label important elements in your diagram. could you please help?

hello! I am unsure about question b. Consider a consumer who has to allocate their budget between two goods, x and m. The price of x is p, and the price of m is 1. The consumer's utility function is: U(x,m)=8√x + m. (a) When does the consumer prefer a little more of good x over a little more of good m? Explain. (b) Illustrate the consumer's demand for x. Label important elements in your diagram. could you please help?

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The principle that 'desires are infinite and resources are limited, so we need to maximize our present value through economics' is the first lesson for all economists. This lesson had such an impact on me that it influenced my decision to change my major. It's a truly memorable lesson, and I believe everyone should be aware of it. I hope next time you can communicate with me in this style - slowly and clearly, perhaps even with subtitles! Just kidding! I'm eagerly looking forward to the next video.