Income $560 $320 B 60 40 0 Work T Suppose this worker's union negotiates an increase in the straight-time wage from $8 to $9.33 per hour with no bonus for overtime. This plan would allow earnings of $560 at 60 hours per week. Assuming this worker can freely choose the number of hours worked, he will choose to work more than 60 hours per week. 60 hours per week. more than 60 hours per week if the income effect dominates; less otherwise. fewer than 60 hours per week.

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Income $560 $320 B 60 40 0 Work T Suppose this worker's union negotiates an increase in the straight-time wage from $8 to $9.33 per hour with no bonus for overtime. This plan would allow earnings of $560 at 60 hours per week. Assuming this worker can freely choose the number of hours worked, he will choose to work more than 60 hours per week. 60 hours per week. more than 60 hours per week if the income effect dominates; less otherwise. fewer than 60 hours per week.
 

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Income
$560
$320
B
60
40
Work
Suppose this worker's union negotiates an increase in the straight-time wage from
$8 to $9.33 per hour with no bonus for overtime. This plan would allow earnings of
$560 at 60 hours per week. Assuming this worker can freely choose the number of
hours worked, he will choose to work.
more than 60 hours per week.
60 hours per week.
more than 60 hours per
fewer than 60 hours per week.
week if the income effect dominates; less otherwise.
Transcribed Image Text:Income $560 $320 B 60 40 Work Suppose this worker's union negotiates an increase in the straight-time wage from $8 to $9.33 per hour with no bonus for overtime. This plan would allow earnings of $560 at 60 hours per week. Assuming this worker can freely choose the number of hours worked, he will choose to work. more than 60 hours per week. 60 hours per week. more than 60 hours per fewer than 60 hours per week. week if the income effect dominates; less otherwise.
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