The picture in this exercise describes an economy that is experiencing a boom in the level of capital K. The economy, after the boom, has reached point B. Point A is the evaluation of the substitution effect induced by the capital boom. What can you say about the consumption and leisure levels in the economy BEFORE the boom? Select a point on the original indifference curve (purple curve) where consumption (and leisure) may have been before the boom. B A w** h-l

The picture in this exercise describes an economy that is experiencing a boom in the level of capital K. The economy, after the boom, has reached point B. Point A is the evaluation of the substitution effect induced by the capital boom. What can you say about the consumption and leisure levels in the economy BEFORE the boom? Select a point on the original indifference curve (purple curve) where consumption (and leisure) may have been before the boom. B A w** h-l

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