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This model investigates the labor-leisure decision. A single consumer is endowed with labor which is either supplied to the market or "repurchased" as leisure. The consumer utility function over market goods ($x$ and $y$) and leisure (L) is Cobb-Douglas:
$$U(x,y,L) = ln(x) + ln(y) + ln(L)$$
Goods $x$ and $y$ may only be purchased using funds obtained from labor sales. This constraint is written:
$$x + y = LPROD . LS$$
where goods $x$ and $y$ both have a price of unity at base year productivity, $LS$ is labor supply, and $LPROD$ is an index of labor productivity. An increase in productivity is equivalent to a proportional decrease in the prices of $x$ and $y$.
Note in this version of MOS, that all prices and quantities from MPSGE are represented as variables.