There are 800 consumers in an economy that each have the same utility function given by U(c, l) : 3201/2(24il)2 where c is their consumption and l is the number of hours they spend for leisure. A single firm serves the market with production function Y = 32L1/2K1/2. The firm cannot choose its capital stock, which is fixed at K = 1600. You can assume the price level is equal to 1 so real and nominal wages are equivalent. f. The government wants to increase the equilibrium real wage, so it mandates a minimum wage of $15 per hour. What happens to labor supply and demand? How many total hours will be worked? What is total output? g. Now the government gets rid of the minimum wage and tries a wage subsidy instead. For every hour worked, they pay the consumer some benefit b. How large does b have to be in order to reach $15/hr of total compensation (w + b)? (don't forget that the equilibrium wage will change with the subsidy) Now how many hours will be worked and what is total output? h. Bernie Sanders is worried that the wage subsidy is actually subsidizing the firm. The gov ernment passes a 100% tax paid by the firm for every dollar of benefit the firm's employees receive from the government (in other words, for every hour of labor the firm hires the worker. it needs to pay the wage plus the benefit its workers receive). Solve for total compensation received by the worker (you will not be able to solve for the wage and benefit separately. solve for w + b). Does Sanders's proposal help workers? Explain the intuition