why can lexicographic preferences not be represented by a unity function?
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Usually, if a binary relation is complete, transitive and reflexive, then it can be represented by a utility function. However, if X is uncountable, that may not be true. In fact, the lexicographic preferences cannot be represented by a utility function, as you are going to prove.
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