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Use the following definitions for an individual who consumes only two goods,x and y:
sx = share of income spent on x.
sy = 1-sx.​ Use the following definitions for an individual who consumes only two goods,x and y: s<sub>x</sub> = share of income spent on x. s<sub>y</sub> = 1-s<sub>x</sub>.​   = price elasticity of demand for x.​   = price elasticity of demand for y. ​e<sub>x,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for x. ​ e<sub>y,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for y.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for x.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for y. -If the demand for x is given by   ,which of parameter values hold? A)    B)    C)    D) None of these relations hold since the demand function is not homogeneous of degree zero in  = price elasticity of demand for x.​ Use the following definitions for an individual who consumes only two goods,x and y: s<sub>x</sub> = share of income spent on x. s<sub>y</sub> = 1-s<sub>x</sub>.​   = price elasticity of demand for x.​   = price elasticity of demand for y. ​e<sub>x,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for x. ​ e<sub>y,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for y.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for x.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for y. -If the demand for x is given by   ,which of parameter values hold? A)    B)    C)    D) None of these relations hold since the demand function is not homogeneous of degree zero in  = price elasticity of demand for y.
​ex,I = income elasticity of demand for x.

ey,I = income elasticity of demand for y.​ Use the following definitions for an individual who consumes only two goods,x and y: s<sub>x</sub> = share of income spent on x. s<sub>y</sub> = 1-s<sub>x</sub>.​   = price elasticity of demand for x.​   = price elasticity of demand for y. ​e<sub>x,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for x. ​ e<sub>y,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for y.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for x.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for y. -If the demand for x is given by   ,which of parameter values hold? A)    B)    C)    D) None of these relations hold since the demand function is not homogeneous of degree zero in  = cross price elasticity of demand for x.​ Use the following definitions for an individual who consumes only two goods,x and y: s<sub>x</sub> = share of income spent on x. s<sub>y</sub> = 1-s<sub>x</sub>.​   = price elasticity of demand for x.​   = price elasticity of demand for y. ​e<sub>x,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for x. ​ e<sub>y,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for y.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for x.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for y. -If the demand for x is given by   ,which of parameter values hold? A)    B)    C)    D) None of these relations hold since the demand function is not homogeneous of degree zero in  = cross price elasticity of demand for y.
-If the demand for x is given by Use the following definitions for an individual who consumes only two goods,x and y: s<sub>x</sub> = share of income spent on x. s<sub>y</sub> = 1-s<sub>x</sub>.​   = price elasticity of demand for x.​   = price elasticity of demand for y. ​e<sub>x,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for x. ​ e<sub>y,I</sub> = income elasticity of demand for y.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for x.​   = cross price elasticity of demand for y. -If the demand for x is given by   ,which of parameter values hold? A)    B)    C)    D) None of these relations hold since the demand function is not homogeneous of degree zero in  ,which of parameter values hold?


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