. In which direction do these effects go? If the income effect is more powerful than...
. In which direction do these effects go? If the income effect is more powerful than the substitution effect, what will the individual's labor supply curve look like?
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When the income effect is more powerful than the substitution effect than the labor supply curve will be downward sloping that is with higher income less number of hours will be supplied by labor. The leisure is preferred more because now labor can earn higher wages by working less hours. Whereas, if substitution effect is powerful than the income than the labor supply curve will be upward sloping
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Suppose the wage decreases. What effect will this have on a worker's labor supply? The substitution...
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QUESTION 29 In the labor market, the income and substitution effects work in the same direction. O True O False
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Suppose the wage decreases. What effect will this have on a worker's labor supply? The substitution effect of a wage decrease causes the worker to supply a smaller quantity of labor. The income effect of a wage decrease causes the worker to supply a larger quantity of labor If the substitution effect is bigger than the income effect, then the supply curve will slope upward
QUESTION 29 In the labor market, the income and substitution effects work in the same direction. O True O False
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