Title: The typical labor supply curve is upward sloping but it is possible for the curve to be backward ... Post by: Lighting2551 on Oct 10, 2019 The typical labor supply curve is upward sloping but it is possible for the curve to be backward bending — negatively sloped — at very high wage levels. Which of the following would cause a backward-bending supply curve? ▸ This would occur when a large number of workers choose leisure rather than employment at low wages; only a very large increase in the wage will lead these workers to prefer employment to leisure. ▸ This would occur when the income effect from an increase in the wage becomes larger than the substitution effect. ▸ This would occur if leisure is an inferior good. ▸ This would occur when the substitution effect from an increase in the wage becomes larger than the income effect. Title: The typical labor supply curve is upward sloping but it is possible for the curve to be backward ... Post by: austire on Oct 10, 2019 Content hidden
Title: The typical labor supply curve is upward sloping but it is possible for the curve to be backward ... Post by: Lighting2551 on Oct 10, 2019 Thanks
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