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Deco 11.pdf | DocHub Search Results | Course He X D Mathway | Algebra Problem X Question 6 - IL PERIODO IF X Q Lumen OHM - Spring 202 m/briwatts33/Dbd3xkWVe2Zng10w49AYIz/eco-11-pdf?pg=2 Upgrade to Pro A Sign - Problem 11.4. The figure shows the budget constraints and labor supply for an individual at wages of $10 and $15 per hour. The x-axis is hours of leisure and the y-axis is income to spend on other goods. Income (b) Is the individual labor supply curve upward slop- 440 ing, downward sloping, or flat in this wage range? 400 |upward downward flat 360 (c) When wages rise from $10 to $15, show graph- 320 ically the additional hours worked due to the 280 change in relative price of leisure and the change due to the effective increase in income. The sub- 240 stitution effect is A and income effect is 200 160 (d) This worker is earning $10 per hour and is of- 120 fered two new jobs. One pays a wage of $15 per 30 hour and the other pays $10 per hour but pays a daily bonus not linked to hours worked (such 10 as a share of a tip pool). What is the minimum 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24Leisure Hrs bonus that would make the worker indifferent "between the two offers? (a) How many hours does the consumer work when pay is $10? |8 hrs When pay is $15? 15 hrs MacBook Air 20 44 >1 SD F6 # & 3 5 6 7 9 O W E R T Y U O P m S D F G H K X C V B IN M command option