Draw a set of indifference curves (as described in Appendix 9A) depicting a franchise owner with a taste for discrimination against Europeans. Put the number of Europeans on the vertical axis and the number of North Americans on the horizontal axis.

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Appendix 9A Using Indifference Curves to Model the Labor-Leisure Choice Like all decisions in economics, the decision to work is one of choosing among alternatives. In the simple labor-leisure choice model, a person chooses between working for pay and consuming leisure. Labor economists typically assume that people gain utility from the goods and services they consume (X) and leisure (Z), both of which are normal goods: U=u(X,Z)