Suppose that an effective vaccine against malaria were invented. Using the figure below, this would result in:Health, Aefect of health on income, yNEffect of income on health, hyIncome per capitA YO Adownward shift of the y(h) schedule.O An upward shift of the hiy) schedule.O A downward shift of the hy) scheduleO An upward shift of the y(h) schedule.

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