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The equilibrium wage and quantity of labor in the market for skilled workers is determined by

Question 1.

a.	What are the two effects of an increase in the wage rate on an individual's labor supply

decision? Briefly explain each effect.

b.	Explain how a labor supply curve could be backward bending.

Question 2.

The equilibrium wage and quantity of labor in the market for skilled workers is determined by

• the strength of labor unions.

• the monopsony power of firms.

• the demand and supply of labor.

• the market value created by the output of these skilled workers.

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