What is his budget constraint in terms of consumption

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Q. Draw a diagram of consumption and work hours (work hours not leisure hours) Put consumption on y axis and hours worked on x axis. Matt earns a wage of $20 per hour. What is his budget constraint in terms of Consumption and Hours Worked? Draw his budget constraint on diagram. Now draw several indifference curves and indicate utility maximizing level of Hours worked and Consumption.

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