Deriving Compensated (Hicksian) Demand Functions
This video shows how to derive compensated (Hicksian) and uncompensated (Marshallian) demand functions. These concepts are then used to illustrate the income and substitution effects of a price change.
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Thanks, very helpful video! Only at Point B shouldn't the compensated demand for Y be 16 and not 8?
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How do you get the expenditure minimization? In my lecture it is told that the compensated demand functions are the solution to the Expenditure Minimization problem. But how do you continiue after finding the compensated demand function in order to find the exp. minimization? Answer would really help me, thanks.
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Hi! Isn't our compensated value of Y (in Point B) 16, not 8? Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks!
sir in point c ,as u have increased the price of x bt u still took the previous utility value bt where the price of x was 1... u need to rectify it and in the 3rd case take 16 as the utility ... in the diagram its correct bt in the derivation its different ....
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Great video , I just want to ask about the marginal utility of good Y and good X , how did you do the partial derivative? Is there any other video , thanks a lot
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4 жыл бұрын
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how did you get Xc??? (compensated demand for x)?
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i do not get the XL part how did you get 4 and 16?
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Bro i get you perfectly, but from the solutions you solved i did not see you solve for point B ( from the diagram) so i want to know you obtained point B please
I didnt understand the derivation of demand curve you write u1/2 how ?
please expand onto this by moving into Roy's identity and Shephard's lemma identity
shouldnt the compensated demand curve be tangent to the old indifference curve??? this video got me totally confused
@GregorSchafroth
8 жыл бұрын
+Federico Gaggioli Yes it should and it does. Maybe you are confused because in his example the price is rising whereas in many textbook examples the prices are falling. If the price is rising the new indifference curve will be lower than the old one.
In diagram B point will be with y =16
the condition of MRS=p1/p2 doesn't hold in case of some utility finctions.
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9 жыл бұрын
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Hello sir, could you please explain how to draw a graph in word like you did?
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3 жыл бұрын
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3 жыл бұрын
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Why both sides square roots sir?
@EconomicsinManyLessons
2 жыл бұрын
I am taking the square root of both sides of the equation (or raising both sides to the 1/2 power) to simplify Y^2 to Y (or X^2 to X). Notice that (Y^2)^1/2 = Y after multiplying the exponents.
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I have one confusion.. in point B, the value of M= 4×4+8×1= 22 , u write 32, did I do mistake?
@EconomicsinManyLessons
4 жыл бұрын
There is a typo. At point B, Y = 16 (I show the correct number on the graph). Therefore, (4 x 4) + (1 X 16) = 32. Sorry for the confusion.
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4 жыл бұрын
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