Utility maximization is achievable with nested Cobb-Douglas-CES preferences
Utility maximization is routinely modeled and achieved using standard economic preferences like Cobb-Douglas and constant elasticity of substitution (CES) functions.
The claim asks whether utility maximization is achievable using nested Cobb-Douglas and CES preferences. Papers [4] and [8] both demonstrate the practical use of CES and Cobb-Douglas functions in microeconomic optimization and market equilibrium modeling. No papers refute this foundational microeconomic method.
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Paper [4] utilizes constant elasticity of substitution (CES) consumer demand behavior alongside Cobb-Douglas formulations in market-equilibrium and optimization simulations.
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Shiyue Wang. Application of Utility Maximization by Using the Cobb-Douglas Function. 2024. https://doi.org/10.54097/bkgds545
Paper [8] specifically investigates and demonstrates the application of utility maximization using the Cobb-Douglas function.
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