For the same three agents (, , ), if the endowments are respectively, then
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For the same three agents (u¹=xy, u²=x³y, u³=xy²), if the endowments are (0,2),(12,0),(0,12) respectively, then (A) an equilibrium price ratio does not exist (B) the equilibrium price ratio is the same as in the previous question (C) p_X/p_Y<1 is an equilibrium price ratio (D) p_X/p_Y>1 is an equilibrium price ratio
Also written as: For the same three agents (u^1=xy, u^2=x^3y, u^3=xy^2), if the endowments are (0,2),(12,0),(0,12) respectively, then
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