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I have one Small shiny app To visualize an Edgeervorth-Box with a contract curve for the 2 × 2 exchange model using COBB-Douglas aid programs.
The idea is that the user can change the parameters for the COBB-Douglas functions to see how the contract curve changes and how much the market balance (or the balras balance) shifts from the first allocation.
The initial end -insects for good 1 and 2 and the normalized price can also be changed.
Here is an example:
To carry out the app locally, the repository cloned https://github.com/pachadotdev/cobbdouglasge And then from Rstudio/VScode performs the following in the R console:
devtools::load_all() run_app()
The basis for this demonstration was practice 15.b.2 from MWG.
I hope this is useful!
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