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Suppose that a union increases wages by 10% but that the impact of this is exactly offset by the union also increasing labor productivity by 10%. Which of the following will occur if the firm can freely set employment levels?
A) Employment will fall by 10%.
B) The cost of output will go up 10%.
C) Demand for output will go up by more than 10% if the price elasticity of demand is greater than one.
D) The firm will substitute labor for capital.

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Modern Labor Economics: Theory and Public Policy

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