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Jan 28, 2017, 5:42:40 PM
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I didn't understand how the Utility function represents a linear function when it has exponents. (see picture)
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Taylor Stoltzfus
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HI A,
Please use the form under "forum" next time. This is an old forum here simply for reference.
This is a monotonic transformation of perfect substitutes, which is why it has an exponent but is still linear.
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