Math Problem Statement
Consider the following system of equations of four variables: , , and : () = +2 +3 −=2 () = 23 = 1 Suppose that around the point (1111), the implicit function theorem applies, by which two endogenous variables can be defined as differentiable functions of two ex- ogenous variables. (a) Suppose that is an endogenous variable, identify the other endogenous variable. (b) Suppose that each of the two exogenous variables increases by 01. Use the implicit function theorem to estimate how each of the endogenous variables will change?
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Implicit Function Theorem
Jacobian Matrix
Partial Derivatives
Formulas
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Theorems
Implicit Function Theorem
Suitable Grade Level
Advanced Mathematics
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