QUESTION 7 Which of the following pictures best describes the impact on the labor market of an increase of the unemployment benefit? upH(w",) upH(w",) V,w) s(1-U) s(1-U) V,(w*,) | upH(w^,) upH(w°,) (b) (a) w upH(w") $,(1-U) (d) upH(w",) V,(w^) v,(w",) upH(w",) s(1-U) s,(1-U) V,(w^,) (c) U w w O a (a) Ob. (b) Oc (c) Od. (d)

QUESTION 7 Which of the following pictures best describes the impact on the labor market of an increase of the unemployment benefit? upH(w",) upH(w",) V,w) s(1-U) s(1-U) V,(w*,) | upH(w^,) upH(w°,) (b) (a) w upH(w") $,(1-U) (d) upH(w",) V,(w^) v,(w",) upH(w",) s(1-U) s,(1-U) V,(w^,) (c) U w w O a (a) Ob. (b) Oc (c) Od. (d)

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