A large inheritance from a relative will tend to

a. cause movement up and to the right along your labor supply curve
b. cause movement down and to the left along your labor supply curve
c. shift your labor supply curve outward
d. shift your labor supply curve inward
e. make the income effect of a wage increase positive


D

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