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What determines if an outcome is fair
-On one’s analysis using substantive and procedural fairness
If we assume that one has quasi-linear preferences, what does that entail?
-One’s preferences are linear in one good, and can be non-linear in everything else.
-Whichever is the linear preference, that means that any more consumption will not change one’s MRS. Thus, the slope remains the same.
-The graph shows this: where any amount of grain being consumed only leads to a difference in which utility curve one reaches, but not the actual MRS.


Bruno, a landowner, needs payment in grain from Angela.
-From this graph, what can be said about it?
-Point E represents a possible outcome of an interaction between the two players.
-Angela works for 12 hours, and produces 10.5 bushels of grain
-Bruno will get 5.25 bushels, and Angela will get 5.25 bushels.
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