There are 16 hours daily to be divided between working for pay and leisure . Working yields hourly wages of 820 . Any hours worked in excess of eight...

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There are 16 hours daily to be divided between working for pay and leisure . Workingyields hourly wages of 820 . Any hours worked in excess of eight hours are consideredovertime , but are compensated at the same hourly rate . The budget constraint for thisscenario is providedMoney (5 )Leisure Hours( a ) Draw the budget constraint associated with a fixed child - care cost paid each daat a flat rate of 940 . It is from this regime that you are to consider the implicationsof the introduction of an on - si to child- care center that charges employees 35 hourlyfor child care . ( You can assume that there are no commuting costs . )( b ) Add the budget constraint associated with the option to enroll in the new childcare center that charges employees 95 hourly for child care . Be sure to labeladditions correctly , leaving no room for ambiguous interpretations