Proposition 3.- Under A.3 we have that
a) U(I) ≥ U (2) and
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b) if x (2) > O then the above inequality is strict.
Proof : Suppose it is not. Defining V ( ) as before we have that
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V (x (2)i x (2)) ≥ V (x (I)i O) ≥ V (x (2)i O)
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And since Vf ) is decreasing on x . we get a contradiction .■

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