If it is a cultural norm to practice an afternoon "siesta" (nap), then we would expect that labor _______ in this culture will be relatively _______ at any wage.

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The practice of an afternoon "siesta" implies that workers are unavailable for a portion of the day, which would likely decrease the overall supply of labor, as people are working fewer hours. This does not directly affect the demand for labor by employers, but rather the willingness or ability of workers to work at any given time, thus leading to a relatively lower supply of labor at any wage.

If It Is a Cultural Norm to Practice an Afternoon