From what I understand, LBC with work-leisure is c_1 + c_2 / (1+r) = w_1(h-l_1) + w_2(h-l_2) / (1+r). When I manipulate this equation, I get all three of them, which is perplexing since apparently not all of them are correct. 5. Consider the two-period lived consumer who can now choose to work. Suppose there is no government. Which of the following ways of writing the LBC arecorrect?(1) : c1 (1+ r) + c2 = wi (h – 1)(1+r) + w2(h – 12)(II) : C1 = wi(h – l1) + wi(h-l)(III) : wi (h – l4) + "x(h-4)(1+r)- C1 – = 0(1 mark) XYou scored 0/1 markA: Statement (1) only.B: Statement (II) only.C: Statement (III) only.D: Statements (I) and (II) only.E: Statements (I) and (III) only.F: Statements (I) and (III) only.G: All of the statements.H: None of the statements.

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(1) : c1 (1 + r) + c2 = wi (h – 1)(1+r) + w2(h – 12) wi(h-l) (II) : c = wi(h –1)+ (III) : wi (h – l1) + "(h-4) (1+r) :- · C1 – = 0 (1 mark) X You scored 0/1 mark A: Statement (1) only. B: Statement (II) only. C: Statement (III) only. D: Statements (I) and (II) only. E: Statements (1) and (III) only. F: Statements (II) and (II) only. G: All of the statements. H: Nono of the ctatomonto

(1) : c1 (1 + r) + c2 = wi (h – 1)(1+r) + w2(h – 12) wi(h-l) (II) : c = wi(h –1)+ (III) : wi (h – l1) + "(h-4) (1+r) :- · C1 – = 0 (1 mark) X You scored 0/1 mark A: Statement (1) only. B: Statement (II) only. C: Statement (III) only. D: Statements (I) and (II) only. E: Statements (1) and (III) only. F: Statements (II) and (II) only. G: All of the statements. H: Nono of the ctatomonto

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