An exchange economy has agents and goods . Agent lexicographically prefers to ; agent 's utility is . Endowments are and . The set of competitive equilibrium price ratios is
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An exchange economy has agents and goods . Agent lexicographically prefers to ; agent 's utility is . Endowments are and . The set of competitive equilibrium price ratios is
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An exchange economy has agents 1,2 and goods x,y. Agent 1 lexicographically prefers x to y; agent 2 's utility is u₂(x,y)=x+y. Endowments are (ω¹ₓ,ω¹_y)=(0,10) and (ω²ₓ,ω²_y)=(10,0). The set of competitive equilibrium price ratios pₓ/p_y is (A) {1} (B) [0,1] (C) (0,1] (D) ∅
Also written as: An exchange economy has agents 1,2 and goods x,y. Agent 1 lexicographically prefers x to y; agent 2 's utility is u_2(x,y)=x+y. Endowments are (omega^1_x,omega^1_y)=(0,10) and (omega^2_x,omega^2_y)=(10,0). The set of competitive equilibrium price ratios p_x/p_y is
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This question is on Existence and non-existence of equilibrium, part of General equilibrium and exchange economies in Microeconomics.
When a competitive equilibrium exists and the preferences that make it fail.
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