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Suppose that consumer has utility function U(X1, X2)=X½,X½. He originally face price (1,1) and has income 100. Then the price of good1 increase to 2.
Calculate how to get compensating and equivalent variation mathematically?
2 years ago

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Compensating Variation (CV):

CV = (100/2)1/2 - (100/1)1/2 = 10

Equivalent Variation (EV):

EV = (100/2)1/2 - (100/1)1/2 + (2-1) = 11
2 years ago

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