Raymond's Preferences Are Represented by the Utility Function U(x, Y)=

question 3

Multiple Choice

Raymond's preferences are represented by the utility function U(x, y) = x/y if y > 0 and U(x, y) = 0 if y = 0.

• A)Raymond has indifference curves that are rectangular hyperbolas.
• B)Raymond prefers more of each good to less.
• C)Raymond has quasilinear preferences.
• D)Raymond has a bliss point.
• E)Raymond has indifference curves that are upward-sloping straight lines if y > 0.

Analyze real or hypothetical scenarios to determine the obligations of the parties involved in an offer.

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Differentiate between types of knowledge of the offer and their significance.

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