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Are homothetic additively separable preferences always equivalent to CES?
Are homothetic additively separable preferences always a monotonic transformation of CES preferences? …
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Are homothetic additively separable preferences always equivalent to CES?
The second to top "Related" question (What utility functions are equivalent to additive functions?) contained a link to Ted Bergstrom's Lecture Notes on Separable Preferences, which answered this ques …
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