ECON 103 Chapter : ECON103 Problem Set 9.pdf

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This would cause more firms to hire workers at minimum wage, and creating unemployment in levels of employment where wages are at a higher rate than minimum wage. Education may be a form of competition among workers that are more prevalent with the higher minimum wage. (c) no, the unionists are not just interested in the welfare of their poor cousins. Unions are paid at a wage higher than the minimum wage. By raising the price of the substitutes, non-unionized workers paid at minimum wage, it increases demand for union labor. As a result, with the rise of minimum wage, unionized workers" wages will also rise. Therefore, unionists are actually interested in their own welfare instead of the welfare of those paid at minimum wage. As an economist, it would make sense to consider jobs as bads that produce goods that are net positive in terms of value.

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