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An equation that represents a utility-maximizing pattern of consumption of two goods, A and B, is ______________________.​

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Answered by MRarjun77
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ANSWER ➡️ MUx/Px = MUy/Py, where MUx is the marginal utility derived from good x, Px is the price of good x, MUy is the marginal utility of good y and Py is the price of good y. Only when the ratio of MU/P is equal for all goods is a consumer maximizing his total utility

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Answered by Mbappe007
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➡️ MUx/Px = MUy/Py, where MUx is the marginal utility derived from good x, Px is the price of good x, MUy is the marginal utility of good y and Py is the price of good y. Only when the ratio of MU/P is equal for all goods is a consumer maximizing his total utility

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