In case of a backward-bending labor supply curve:

a. the income effect of a higher wage offsets the substitution effect.
b. the substitution effect of a higher wage offsets income effect.
c. the substitution effect of a higher wage equals income effect.
d. there is no income effect at a higher wage rate.

a

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