Question: What would the graph look like???? C. Lastly, it seems that although the nation is coming out of the COVID crisis, in some areas, there

What would the graph look like????

C. Lastly, it seems that although the nation is coming out of the COVID crisis, in some areas, there are still labor shortages. Of course, childcare costs contribute to some of the reason behind why many parents opt to "work from home," but a lot of folks aren't parents...hmm. Let's see if Indifference Curves might offer some explanation...

How might you explain -with leisure measured on the vertical axis and working hours on the horizontal along with an indifference curve attached and budget constraint drawn- "why" people are working less if income is held constant (doesn't change)? What direction might the curve move while still tangent to the same budget constraint representing income if incomes were held constant as a part of COVID relief?

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