Statement using work-leisure model

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Evaluate the following statement using a work-leisure model:

a. "Given the wage rate, an individual will always prefer a job in which the worker, as opposed to the employer, selects the number of hours worked".

b. "The income effect of any given wage increase is larger for individuals who are currently working many hours than it is for those who are currently working few or no hours".

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