Exam 23: Indifference Curve Analysis
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Figure: Rita's Time Allocation Budget Line
-(Figure: Rita's Time Allocation Budget Line)Look at the figure Rita's Time Allocation Budget Line.It is based on 80 hours available for labour and leisure.Rita chooses 40 hours of leisure and an income of $280.When her hourly wage doubles,Rita chooses 30 hours of leisure and an income of $700.The substitution effect is making her work _____,the income effect is making her work _____,and the substitution effect is _____ than the income effect.

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