Kayla's utility depends on her consumption of good q, and good 9:1 Her uncompensated demands for...

 

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Kayla's utility depends on her consumption of good q, and good 9₂:1 Her uncompensated demands for good q, and good q2 are and her compensated demands for good q, and good q₂ are Therefore, her expenditure function (E) is 9,-1.1760 0.6 0.4 U=q₁060₂04 0.6Y P₁ and Q₂ = 0.4Y P₂ and q₂ 0.7840 E=1. = 1.96U (p, ⁰) (P₂°4). Let the price of good q, initially be $20 and the price of good qe be $20. Kayla has income of $1,500. If the price of good q, increases from $20 to $60, what is Kayla's compensating variation? Kayla's compensating variation (CV) is P2 06 cv-(Enter a numeric response using a real number rounded to two decimal places.) Kayla's utility depends on her consumption of good q, and good 9₂:1 Her uncompensated demands for good q, and good q2 are and her compensated demands for good q, and good q₂ are Therefore, her expenditure function (E) is 9,-1.1760 0.6 0.4 U=q₁060₂04 0.6Y P₁ and Q₂ = 0.4Y P₂ and q₂ 0.7840 E=1. = 1.96U (p, ⁰) (P₂°4). Let the price of good q, initially be $20 and the price of good qe be $20. Kayla has income of $1,500. If the price of good q, increases from $20 to $60, what is Kayla's compensating variation? Kayla's compensating variation (CV) is P2 06 cv-(Enter a numeric response using a real number rounded to two decimal places.)

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