Jake experiences an increase in his wages. The hours of labor that he supplies to the market would decrease if
a. the income effect is larger than the substitution effect.
b. the substitution effect is larger than the income effect.
c. neither the income effect nor the substitution effect apply to Harry's labor-leisure tradeoff.
d. Jake views both labor and leisure as inferior goods.
a
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Refer to Figure 13.2. Oliver's political views place him at the L4 position and George's political views place him at the C4 position
Based on the two candidates' political views, Sam Butcher decides to enter the race as a third-party candidate and he espouses political views that place him at the M position. For George to now win the election, he will have to A) stay at the C4 position. B) move to the M position. C) move to the C1 position. D) move to the L4 position.
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