Discuss about who inter temporally substitutes their labor

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Question: Do you know anyone who "inter temporally substitutes" their labor? In other words, what are some careers where someone might choose to work more during times when the wage is higher but less when the wage is lower? (Example: someone with a lawn-mowing business.) Think of three examples of such careers.

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