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Ceteris paribus, an increase in non-labor income will
A) shift an individual's supply curve of labor in (decrease).
B) cause the individual to move along the supply curve of labor to the upwards sloping portion.
C) cause the individual to move along the supply curve of labor to the backwards-bending portion.
D) shift an individual's supply curve of labor out (increase).
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I figured, great answer
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I instantly knew the answer when I read the question, happy to help
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