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Labor Markets

C HAPTER. Labor Markets. 11. EXHIBIT 2. C OMPUTECH’S D EMAND C URVE FOR L ABOR. EXHIBIT 3. T HE M ARKET S UPPLY C URVE OF L ABOR. A C OMPETITIVE L ABOR M ARKET D ETERMINES THE F IRM’S E QUILIBRIUM W AGE. EXHIBIT 4.

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Labor Markets

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  1. CHAPTER Labor Markets 11

  2. EXHIBIT 2 COMPUTECH’S DEMAND CURVE FOR LABOR

  3. EXHIBIT 3 THE MARKET SUPPLY CURVE OF LABOR

  4. ACOMPETITIVE LABOR MARKET DETERMINES THE FIRM’S EQUILIBRIUM WAGE EXHIBIT 4

  5. AUNION CAUSES AN INCREASE IN THE DEMAND CURVE FOR LABOR EXHIBIT 5

  6. AUNION CAUSES A DECREASE IN THE SUPPLY CURVE OF LABOR EXHIBIT 6

  7. UNION COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CAUSES A WAGE RATE INCREASE EXHIBIT 7

  8. EXHIBIT 9 U.S. UNION MEMBERSHIP, 1930–2002 Source: Statistical Abstract of the United, States, http://www.census.gov/prod/www/statistical-abstract-us.html, Table 656.

  9. EXHIBIT 10 UNION MEMBERSHIP FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES, 2002 Source:U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of International Labor Affairs, Foreign Labor Trends 2002, published by country.

  10. EXHIBIT 11 AMONOPSONIST DETERMINES ITS WAGE RATE

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