how does unemployment benifits affect a person's labor/lesisure choice?

Question

could you show it on a graph

Answer 1

There is a simple equation in the world. There is only so much leisure time and so much productive time. If you take the labor and divide it by the leisure you will find the utils of the world. The utils are then divided by the number of people.

I can make a graph on here but it would slope like a mountain.

Essentially, the more people work the more expensive their leisure time becomes, and the less people work, the less expensive their leisure time becomes.