Topic 2: Labor Supply Flashcards

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Positive vs Normative Economics

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Properties of Indifference Curve in static model of labour supply

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Draw Indifferent Curve of Static model of labour supply

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4
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Explain:

1) Marginal utility of leisure
2) Marginal utility of consumption
3) Marginal rate of substitution

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5
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Different IC showing differences in preferences

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6
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State the budget constraint in the static model of labour supply

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7
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Draw Budget Constraint of static model of labour supply

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8
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Optimal hours of work decision

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9
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The interior solution

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10
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Graphically show optimal consumption and leisure

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Explain the effect of a change in nonlabour income on hours of work

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12
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Explain the effect of price change on demand

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13
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Effect on wage change on the demand for leisure

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14
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State leisure demand functions

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15
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**State Slutsky Equation

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16
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Derive Slutsky Equation

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MT Lecture 2 p.18

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17
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Include endownment effect in slutsky equation

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18
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Effect of wage increase on compensated and uncompensated demand curves

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19
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Reservation wage

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20
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Backward Bending Labour Supply Curve

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21
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Labour Force Measurement

1) Labour force
2) Labour force participation rate
3) Employment rate
4) Unemployment rate

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22
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Labour supply over business cycle:

1) Added-worker effect
2) Discouraged worker effect

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  • The discouraged worker effect usually dominates the added-worker effect, especially during recession
  • The labour force participation rate is pro-cyclical
23
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**Estimate the effect of income on earnings - Empirical studies

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MT Lecture 2 p.44

24
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**Estimate the effect of income on earnings - Empirical studies findings

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25
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Labour supply elasticity

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26
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Labour supply of women

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27
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**State different welfare programs and work incentives

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28
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**Effect of work grant on work incentives

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29
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Self-sufficiency project (SSP)

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MT Lecture 2 p.56

30
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Explain Policy application: Earned-income tax credit (EITC)

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31
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The EITC and the budget line

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32
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Effect of EITC:

Show that the EITC may draw person into market work or may reduce working hours

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33
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**Labour supply over life cycle

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34
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Theoretical prediction on evolution of wages and hours over lifetime

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35
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Hours of work over life cycle for two different workers with different wage paths

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36
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Effect of retirement on labour supply

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37
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Factors changing retirement patterns

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38
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Economics of the family

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39
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Frontier of opportunities of couple and single

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40
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Effect of wage increase and productivity on couples labour supply

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41
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How do children affect labour supply

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42
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**Causal model showing the effect of children on labour supply

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MT Lecture 2 p.94

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When is OLS Estimate Causal?

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1) OLS Estimate is causal if treatment is randomly assigned
2) OLS is causal if treatment is random conditional on some controls, and we add these controls
3) Instrumental variables (IV or 2SLS)

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When is OLS estimate causal?

OLS estimate is causal if treatment is randomly assigned

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45
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When is OLS estimate causal?

OLS is causal if treatment is random conditinoal on some controls, and we add these controls

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46
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When is OLS estimate causal?

Supper we cannot randomise –> use Instrumental variables (IV or 2SLS)

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47
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Instrumental variables assumptions with heterogeneous treatment effects

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48
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Effect of Children on labour supply - IV (2SLS)

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MT Lecture 2 p.109