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This summary contains material for the course Mathematical Economics 1. Note that almost all subjects are covered, excluding the topics that can only be learned by making exercises. Therefore, I recommend you to use this document as an addition to the course material, but not a replacement.

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Over view lecture 1
Axioms


1
Complete Ness

It 't
'
' ' '

t × × E X either X or × ×
,
utility function
,
.




2
Transitiviteit A function U :
IRI → IR is called a

' ' '
't 't
' '
For × , × × EX If × × × ×
any ,
utility the
,
represented
,

function
'
then x 't ×
relation if
.




prefereren 2

3 continuit '

) xo EIRI
'

ulx
'
) ± ulx
'
⇐ Ex t xo, ×


For an X C- IRI ,
L (x ) and I (× ) are
- invariante to positive monotonie

closed in IRI .




transformaties .




4 Local non -
satiation
→ IK ) =
{ × 1×2×03=9×1 ulx ) zulk ) }
For an I C- IRI and HE > 0
,
] some
is called a
superiors set .




'
X E B , (xo ) such that × > × .




Quasi concavity
5 Strict monotone city "


let f :D → IR ,
where DE IR and convex .




ER ?
'
xozx
'

xo It
'
t
,
x :
.


if ,
then ×
' '
* Quasiaancare iff t x
,
× E D
xo >
'
It
'
.


if ×
,
then ×

text ) { f- (x ) f- LI ) }
'
= min
6
,




Convexity '
with xt =
tx
'

+ ( 1- f) x t te [0,13
XIX EIRI
' ' '
t
,
it X 2X ,
then
* Quasi c o nvex

( 1- f) Ik
'
[ 0,13
'
tx 1- × t te

f- txt ) { f- (× ) f- ( x2 ) }
'
E Max ,



7 Strict convexity
' '

IRI
'
t xo # X E If × 2x ,
then
,




)
' '
1- × t ( i -



E) xo ×
× t te ( 0,1




S. Veeling
ij

, Over view lecture 2


Utility maximization
problem
.


Budget set B =

Ex ) XE IRI , D. × Ey } Marginet rate of substituties MRS


Max ulx ) ⇐ (x ) * MRS =
d at =

#
in
u

B die Itxz P2

sit .




p
-



×
Eg
is the optimale t condition


This can be explained by the
following
Calculatie
:
solution
*
optimal

f. ( × 7) =
ulx ) X ( p )

ya
se " Eso units of goed 1
,
which
×
y
-
-
-




,




deoeasesyovr utility by I c .




* KKT conditions
pas
-




:
JX ,


- om × :
Xi 20 Xi I =
0 I to with the extra
, , → nou
you buygood 2

di di
income units
E-
p ,
,
so
you buy E.pe

t
.




→ om 2 A zo X 0 I to
pz
: =
, ,

JX .




utility by
¥-2 Eppi
This i n c re a s e
-




*
17 ulx ) Strictly quasicomcare , then UMP
→ In optimal situation those two are equal .




has a
Unique Solution .





Ja EPI = < ⇐ MRS

* Solution to UMP Maxlp ) is called I §
, , y

the Marshallion demand function .




S. Veeling
ij

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