Multiple Choice
If, through collective bargaining, a union is able to raise the wage above the existing competitive equilibrium wage,
A) fewer workers will be employed than before the wage increase.
B) more workers will be employed than before the wage increase.
C) the same number of workers will be employed as before the wage increase.
D) the number of workers that will be employed is not related to the wage increase.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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