Work effort effects in the classical labor supply model

David Lewis Dickinson

No 06-13, Working Papers from Department of Economics, Appalachian State University

Abstract: This paper considers an extension of the classical static labor-leisure choice model to allow for an on-the-job leisure choice. The key result is that an income-compensated wage increase, while theoretically increasing hours worked, will likely increase on-the-job leisure.

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Date: 2006
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