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An individual's economic choices are represented by a budget constraint that shows the trade-off between hours of leisure and total consumption, with the slope determined by the hourly wage. This individual begins to receive a significant, regular monetary payment from a family trust fund, which is not dependent on the number of hours they work. Which statement best analyzes the effect of this new income on their budget constraint?

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