Q41)
No income redistribution program
At eqm, BC is Tangnent to IC
So leisure hours = 800
Work hours = 2000-800
= 1200 hours
42)
With 100% benefit reduction rate, for every hour , benefit reduced by 1 $ for every 1$ earned
So entire benefit is eliminated when work hours = 10,000/12
= 833.33 hours
Work hours = 2000-833.33
= 1166 hours
So budget constraint , orange line Kinked
So work hours zero
43) work hours 600
for every dollar earning, lose .5 dollars
So effective Wage per hour = 6
Benefit eliminated when work hours = 10,000/6= 16,666.67
Work hours = 333
44) option 1)
With 50% reduction program, lie on higher IC
So prefer this program
Figure 2 Shannon $ of consumption per year 30000 28000 26000 24000 22000 20000 18000 16000...
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3.
Move the demand curve below to illustrate this shift. Be sure to
take the exact size of the subsidy into account. Precise answers
are required.
4. Move the government support line to illustrate a situation
in which an individual will earn an income higher than the
government support income if they work more than 2,000 hours.
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3.
Move the demand curve below to illustrate this shift. Be sure to
take the exact size of the subsidy into account. Precise answers
are required.
4. Move the government support line to illustrate a situation
in which an individual will earn an income higher than the
government support income if they work more than 2,000 hours.
Question 3 The figure below shows the market for driver education programs. The market demand curve for driver education reflects only the marginal...
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