Abel, Baker, and Charlie are identical triplets with identical tastes. The utility they get from consuming various
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Thus, if Abel has 4 pieces of bacon and 3 eggs, his total utility will be 190 + 150, or 340.
a. Suppose that Abel initially has 5 pieces of bacon, Baker has 5 eggs, and Charlie has 5 pieces of cheese. Assuming that bacon, eggs, and cheese all trade one-for-one in the marketplace, suggest a series of Pareto-improving trades that will raise everyone's overall utility.
b. What allocation does each end up with when all gains are exhausted?
c. Show that once all gains are exhausted, if we force Abel to trade any of his goods for any of Baker's goods, neither will be made better off, and at least one will be made worse off.
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a Initially Abels utility is 200 Bakers 200 and Charlies 225 If Abel exchanges 1 piece of bacon fo...View the full answer
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