Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 8:41pm.
a) It should be (1/2)[x1^(-1/2)][x2^)3/2)
b) I think decreases. Plug in an example. If x1 grows x1^(-1/2) gets smaller.
c) the MP is correct. I think increases. Again, plug in an example. if x2 grows x2^(1/2) gets bigger.
d) I agree
e) i agree
f) I agree
g) I disagree. As the sum of the two exponents is > 1, this implies an increasing return to scale. Plug in an example. Increase x1 and x2 by some z percentage. Does output grow by more than z percent
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