The picture in this exercise describes an economy that is experiencing a boom in total factor productivity z. The economy, after the boom, has reached point B. Point A is the evaluation of the substitution effect induced by the total factor productivity boom. What can you say about the consumption and leisure levels in the economy BEFORE the productivity boom? Select a point on the original indifference curve (purple curve) where consumption (and leisure) may have been before the productivity boom.
The picture in this exercise describes an economy that is experiencing a boom in total factor productivity z. The economy, after the boom, has reached point B. Point A is the evaluation of the substitution effect induced by the total factor productivity boom. What can you say about the consumption and leisure levels in the economy BEFORE the productivity boom? Select a point on the original indifference curve (purple curve) where consumption (and leisure) may have been before the productivity boom.
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![The picture in this exercise describes an economy that is experiencing a boom in total factor productivity
Z.
The economy, after the boom, has reached point B. Point A is the evaluation of the substitution effect
induced by the total factor productivity boom. What can you say about the consumption and leisure
levels in the economy BEFORE the productivity boom? Select a point on the original indifference curve
(purple curve) where consumption (and leisure) may have been before the productivity boom.
B
A
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h-l
Selected Coordinates
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Transcribed Image Text:The picture in this exercise describes an economy that is experiencing a boom in total factor productivity
Z.
The economy, after the boom, has reached point B. Point A is the evaluation of the substitution effect
induced by the total factor productivity boom. What can you say about the consumption and leisure
levels in the economy BEFORE the productivity boom? Select a point on the original indifference curve
(purple curve) where consumption (and leisure) may have been before the productivity boom.
B
A
w**
h-l
Selected Coordinates
Clear
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