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Economists observe clear evidence of a union wage premium but do not observe the clear union effect on employment levels predicted from theory. One explanation for this is
◦ that the labour supply curve, in the presence of a union, is very inelastic, which implies only a very small effect on employment.
◦ that the labour supply curve shifts to the right in the collective bargaining process, thereby eliminating any employment effect.
◦ that union-based advertising for the product increases demand for the product, shifts the demand curve to the right and eliminates any employment effect.
◦ the union's ability, through the collective bargaining process, to pressure firms to hire more workers than they otherwise would at the union wage.
◦ Both C and D are correct.


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Marked as best answer by connormoss on Oct 12, 2022

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connormoss

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Reply 2 on: Oct 12, 2022
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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