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The Classical Labor Supply Function Is Shown as

Question 19

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The classical labor supply function is shown as

A) N^s = g(P/W) .
B) N^s = g(W/P) .
C) N^s = t(W/P^e) .
D) N^s = t(P^e/W) .

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