Consider the model of health and income where they are functions of each other, h(y) and y(h). Draw a diagram and briefly state what happens to steady stat e health and steady state income for each of the following scenario: (a) There is a plague that lowers everyone's health regardless of your income level. (b) Everyone in the economy pays a higher tax

Consider the model of health and income where they are functions of each other, h(y) and y(h). Draw a diagram and briefly state what happens to steady stat e health and steady state income for each of the following scenario: (a) There is a plague that lowers everyone's health regardless of your income level. (b) Everyone in the economy pays a higher tax

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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