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Chapter 20 discusses homogenous and homothetic functions, focusing on their definitions, properties, and applications in economics. Homogenous functions are characterized by their degree of homogeneity, which is essential for utility and production functions, while homothetic functions retain ordinal properties through monotonic transformations. The chapter also highlights the differences between cardinal and ordinal utility, emphasizing the significance of these concepts in economic analysis.
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