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Delimination of the class of budget-constrained utility maximizing partially linear consumer expenditure functions: An alternative approach. (English) Zbl 0294.90008

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91B16 Utility theory
35Bxx Qualitative properties of solutions to partial differential equations
33B10 Exponential and trigonometric functions
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