Which one of the following would be most likely to shift the labor supply curve to the right?

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An improvement in working conditions would increase the utility of working, leading workers to be more willing to supply labor at any given wage rate. This would shift the labor supply curve to the right. A decrease in the wage rate (choice A) would actually decrease the quantity of labor supplied at any given point, shifting the labor supply curve to the left. A change in the indifference map following deterioration of working conditions (choice B) would also decrease the utility of working, leading workers to be less willing to supply labor at any given wage rate, shifting the labor supply curve to the left. Finally, an increase in dividend and interest income (choice D) would not affect the labor supply curve, as it is unrelated to the decision of workers to supply labor.

Which One of the Following Would Be Most Likely to Shift