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A consumer consumes only two goods X and Y whose prices are 5 and 4 per unit.If MUy=16 at the point of consumer's equilibrium.Calculate MUx.

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Answered by dreamrob
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The value MU_{x} is 20

Given,

A consumer consumes only two goods X and Y

P_{x} = 5 and P_{y} = 4

and, Mu_{y} = 16

To Find,

Find the value MU_{x}

Solution,

  • Consumer equilibrium occurs when a customer, working with the available resources and current market prices, gets the most out of his current consumption habits.
  • A state of equilibrium is referred to as being in equilibrium. At this stage, there is no intention to adjust the ratio of the two components.
  • An intelligent consumer wants to be as satisfied as possible. He/she may buy one or more goods with his revenue. In both scenarios, the consumer equilibrium point is different.

According to the question,

P_{x} = 5

P_{y} = 4

MU_{x} = ?

MU_{y} = 16

\frac{MU_{x} }{P_{x} } = \frac{MU_{y} }{P_{y} }

Where,

X's marginal utility is represented by MU_{x} .

The cost of X is P_{x}.

MU_{y} stands for the marginal utility of Y.

The cost of Y is P_{y} .

so, \frac{MU_{x} }{5} = \frac{16}{4}

=> MU_{x} = 4*5 = 20

Hence, the value MU_{x} is 20

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