DRAW BIG GRAPHS TO IMPROVE CLARITY

1. Suppose that John could work 365 days per year and could earn $200 per day for each day he worked. Draw his budget line with respect to his labor-leisure choice.

2. Suppose that John chooses to work 200 days per year. Draw the appropriate indifference curve, and note his equilibrium wage income and labor-leisure choices

DRAW BIG GRAPHS TO IMPROVE CLARITY

1. Suppose that Martha's income is $40,000 per year.  She can spend it on health care visits, which cost $80 per visit, or on groceries (standing for "all other goods"), which cost $100 per bag of groceries. Draw Martha's budget constraint. Using indifference curves, show Martha's optimum if she buys 300 bags of groceries per year.

2. Suppose Martha's income rises to $42,000 per year, and that she increases her consumption of health care visits by five visits.  Using the graphs for Question 1, draw the new equilibrium. What is her income elasticity of demand for health care visits?