A utility maximizing consumer has a utility function given by . He has a budget constraint given by . In equilibrium he purchases
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A utility maximizing consumer has a utility function given by U(X, Y) = 2X + Y. He has a budget constraint given by X + 2Y = 10. In equilibrium he purchases (A) X*=10, Y*=10 (B) X*=0, Y*=5 (C) X*=10, Y*=0 (D) X*=5, Y*=6
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