Typically, older workers reduce their hours of work for a period until they retire. How could...
Typically, older workers reduce their hours of work for a period until they retire. How could we capture such an effect in the consumer model in this chapter? Draw a diagram and illustrate how this works.
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Sijce old workers will spend more on leisure activities and hrnce will compensate this by giving up basic consumption goods as leisure is more valued to them.
Hence old workers will reduce their hours of work which will cause productivity to lower and indifference curve to be steeper. Thus equilibrium level of leisure would increase.
Also employers share of costs on old workers decrease which
reduces employers share of benefits due to substitution effect as
shsown below. 
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2. If Ben was in an accident and
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3. Ben is enrolled in a defined
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