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Consider worker 1 with non-labour income Y facing a wage offer w and a utility function defined over consumption and leisure. U(c,l) = lnC + 4lnl
Suppose the worker participates in the labour market. Derive worker’s compensated labor supply function and the compensated labour supply elasticity with respect to wage as a function of utility level and wage.
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- Consider worker 1 with non-labour income Y facing a wage offer w and a utility functiondefined over consumption and leisureU(c,l) = lnC + 4lnl1) Compare worker 1 with worker 2 whose utility function is described by U(c,l) = cl. Whichworker places a higher value on labour market work?12) Suppose the worker participates in the labour market. Derive worker’s compensated laborsupply function and the compensated labour supply elasticity with respect to wage as a functionof utility level and wage.3) Derive worker’s uncompensated labour supply function (for labour market participants andnon-participants) and the uncompensated labour supply elasticity (for labor market participants)with respect to wage as a function of non-labour income and wage.4) Derive worker’s income elasticity. Is leisure a normal or inferior good for this worker?5) Provide the functional form of the income effect from a marginal decrease in income.6) Provide the functional form of the substitution and total income…21. Let U=x 2 +y 2 is the utility function of a worker who has 10 hours that to be allocatedbetween labour supply (L) and leisure (x). Let y is a consumption good whose price is 1.Wage rate (w) is Rs 1 and non-wage income is 20. Find out L.a) 10 b) 0 c) 5 d) 8 e) none 22. On the basis of the above question, hen w=0 and non-wage income is 40, find out L.a) 10 b) 0 c) 5 d) 8 e) noneConsider worker 1 with non-labour income Y facing a wage offer w and a utility function defined over consumption and leisure. U(c,l) = lnC + 4lnl Queston: Show that the Slutsky equation holds for this worker
- Consider worker 1 with non-labour income Y facing a wage offer w and a utility function defined over consumption and leisure. U(c,l) = lnC + 4lnl 1) Compare worker 1 with worker 2 whose utility function is described by U(c,l) = cl. Which worker places a higher value on labour market work?Consider worker 1 with non-labor income Y facing a wage offer w and a utility function defined over consumption and leisure U(c,l) = lnC + 4lnl Compare worker 1 with worker 2 whose utility function is described by U(c,l) = cl. Which worker places a higher value on labor market work?Problem 4 Consider the leisure demand/labor supply model studied in class, and let the consumer have a spccific utility function U(N, Y) = N2/3y!/3. As in lecture, let the price of consumption be normalized to 1, and let w denote the wage. (a) Say that w = 10. What are the optimal N* and Y*? How many hours does the agent work? Draw a sketch to illustrate this situation. (b) Solve for the general demand functions N(w) and Y(w) as a function of the wage, as well as the labor supply function H(w). Calculate the elasticity of labor supply with respect to the wage, w. Do you notice anything special about this particular example? (c) Say the wage rises to some w' > w. What is the change in leisure demand N(w)? Carefully draw a sketch that decomposes this into an income effect and a substitution effect. (d) Sketch the labor supply function. (e) Let H(w) be the labor supply as a function of the (take-home) wage w. Say now that the government imposes an income tax of a. Let T(a) denote the…