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The table below shows the labour demand and labour supply schedules in a competitive labour market.

Wage Rate
($/hour)		Quantity
Demanded
of Labour
(hours/month)		Quantity Supplied
of Labour
(hours/month)
101300500
1210001000
14  8001300
15  4001500
17  2001800

TABLE 14-1

Refer to Table 14-1. In a competitive labour market, a legislated minimum wage imposed at $10 per hour would
◦ have no effect on the competitive equilibrium level of employment.
◦ lead to unemployment of 500 hours/month.
◦ lead to an equilibrium wage higher than the competitive wage.
◦ lead to over-employment of 500 hours/month.
◦ lead to an employment level lower than the competitive level.
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