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Category > Economics Posted 13 May 2018 My Price 2.00

Friday and Crusoe

Assume that there are eight oranges to be divided between Friday and Crusoe. Take a utilitarian view—assume that social welfare is the sum of the utilities of the two individuals. Using the data from Problem 1, what is the social welfare corresponding to each possible allocation of oranges? What allocation maximizes social welfare? Show that it has the property that the marginal utility of an extra orange given to each individual is the same.

 

 

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Status NEW Posted 13 May 2018 01:05 PM My Price 2.00

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