As the hourly wage rises, the worker's best response function (with effort on the vertical axis and wages on the horizon

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As the hourly wage rises, the worker's best response function (with effort on the vertical axis and wages on the horizon

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As the hourly wage rises, the worker's best response function (with effort on the vertical axis and wages on the horizontal axis) becomes flatter because: The disutility of work at the level chosen by the worker increases. The worker's goodwill towards the employer increases. None of these are correct The marginal effect of effort on production is diminishing.
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