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A Note on the Supply of Labor
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There exists a small economics literature which concerns itself with the notion of a negatively sloped labor supply curve in underdeveloped economies.The standard theoretical explanation of a negatively sloped labor supply curve involves two necessary conditions: (1) the notion of counteracting income and substitution effects as money wage rates change and (2) the notion of an income effect which outweighs the substitution effect.
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