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Let U(F,C)= FC represent the consumer's utility function, where F represents food and C represents clothing. Suppose the consumer has income (M) of $1,200, the price of food (PF) is $10 per unit, and the price of clothing (PC) is $20 per unit. Based on this information, her optimal (or utility maximizing) consumption bundle is: Suppose the growth rate of XYZ Enterprises' profit is 5%, the interest rate is 6%, and the firms current profits of the firm are $80 million. Based on this information, what is the value of the firm? The consumer's utility function is given by: U(X,Y)= X 1/21/2 The market price of Good X is $10, the market price of Good Y is $20, and the consumer's income is $3,000. The consumer's total utility at the optimal (or utility-maximizing) consumption bundle can be expressed as: O a. U (X,Y)= √60√120 ○ b. U (X,Y) = ○ C. U (X,Y) 120² 60² = 1/2 120X 60Y Od. U (X,Y)=√√√120 √60 Let U(F,C)= FC represent the consumer's utility function, where F represents food and C represents clothing. Suppose the consumer has income (M) of $1,200, the price of food (PF) is $10 per unit, and the price of clothing (PC) is $20 per unit. Based on this information, her optimal (or utility maximizing) consumption bundle is: Suppose the growth rate of XYZ Enterprises' profit is 5%, the interest rate is 6%, and the firms current profits of the firm are $80 million. Based on this information, what is the value of the firm? The consumer's utility function is given by: U(X,Y)= X 1/21/2 The market price of Good X is $10, the market price of Good Y is $20, and the consumer's income is $3,000. The consumer's total utility at the optimal (or utility-maximizing) consumption bundle can be expressed as: O a. U (X,Y)= √60√120 ○ b. U (X,Y) = ○ C. U (X,Y) 120² 60² = 1/2 120X 60Y Od. U (X,Y)=√√√120 √60

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