Here is a simple model that might be useful. You make and sell good G at price g per unit. You make it using inputs X and Y with, say, a production function G=(X^a)(Y^b) where X is how much of one input you use and Y how much of the other. The cost of each unit of X is x, and the cost of each unit of Y is y.
So your goal is to pick X and Y to maximize (X^a)(Y^b)g-Xx-Yx. You want to know how xX/(xX+yY) changes as a and x change.
Here is a simple model that might be useful. You make and sell good G at price g per unit. You make it using inputs X and Y with, say, a production function G=(X^a)(Y^b) where X is how much of one input you use and Y how much of the other. The cost of each unit of X is x, and the cost of each unit of Y is y.
So your goal is to pick X and Y to maximize (X^a)(Y^b)g-Xx-Yx. You want to know how xX/(xX+yY) changes as a and x change.