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Substitution effect shows that if wages are increased then the person will work more as it has higher reward vs leisure. So there is a positive relationship between wages and hours worked.
Income effect says that if wages are increased then the person has to work less to maintain the same target income. So there is a negative relationship between wages and hours worked
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