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Friday, April 1, 2011

Time Allocation

The video sets up the notation and the basic model of time allocation for determining labor supply. A simple model is done first and then is extend in some realistic ways.


Posted by Lanny Arvan at 6:46 PM
Labels: 17-Applications of Consumer Theory

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