Bernice's Utility Function Is U(x, Y)= Min{x, Y}

question 36

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Bernice's utility function is U(x, y)= min{x, y}.The price of x used to be 3 but rose to 4.The price of y remained at 1.Her income is 12.She would need an income of $15 to be able to afford a bundle as good as her old one at the new prices.

Comprehend the distinctions and applications of various pricing strategies such as skimming, penetration, and predatory pricing.

Understand how contribution margin analysis and cost allocation affect pricing and production decisions.

Understand the basic concept of linear programming and the significance of the feasible solution area.

Identify the limitations and applicabilities of linear programming in decision-making processes.

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