Question4-5 QUESTION 2Consider a utility function given by U (c1, c2) = 4c1 + 2c2 involving young and old consumption for atypical individual in an OLG setting. Assume stationary equilibrium along with the other assumptions ofthe model exactly same as the ones covered in the context of decentralized decision making set up inChapter 1.1.ii.111.iv.V.Draw the Indifference Curve associated with the utility function. What type of preferencesare reflected in terms of marginal utility? Explain your answer.Given the budget set in an intertemporal decentralized decision-making setting discussed inChapter 1, what are the possible equilibrium solutions one can obtain in this scenario? Showthe possible solutions on your graph.If an individual values the marginal utility of consumption when young to be more worthmore than the marginal utility of consumption when old, how would this impact theequilibrium obtained in part ii of the question?If an individual values the marginal utility of consumption when old to be more worth morethan the marginal utility of consumption when young, how would this impact the equilibriumobtained in part ii of the question?IWill the decentralized decision-making yield Golden Rule solution? Explain your answer in4-5 sentences.

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iv. V. If an individual values the marginal utility of consumption when old to be more worth more than the marginal utility of consumption when young, how would this impact the equilibrium obtained in part ii of the question? I Will the decentralized decision-making yield Golden Rule solution? Explain your answer in 4-5 sentences.

iv. V. If an individual values the marginal utility of consumption when old to be more worth more than the marginal utility of consumption when young, how would this impact the equilibrium obtained in part ii of the question? I Will the decentralized decision-making yield Golden Rule solution? Explain your answer in 4-5 sentences.

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