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audie

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What determines how much labor a household will supply?
 
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What argument do you believe policymakers use in some states to justify exempting unprepared food from sales tax? (Hint: the income elasticity of food is less than one)
 
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Answer to Question 1

Households will supply labor as long as the wage they receive exceeds the value of leisure or the value from unpaid work.

Answer to Question 2

Since the income elasticity of food is less than one that means that expenditure on food tends to represent a higher portion of a poor person's income. By making unprepared foods exempt from sales tax policymakers are attempting to reduce the regressivity of the sales tax overall.




audie

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Reply 2 on: Jun 29, 2018
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