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because workers are not simply a... economics has a political dimension insofar as different workers and employers have different interests... of labour organization in the workplace is where workers manage themselves collectively... If 4 workers each take six months off to re... may result in less supply of labour as workers take more time off to spend their increased wages... more normal rules of supply and demand as workers are likely to change job types in response to differing wage rates... there are many workers and employers both having perfect information about each other and there are no transaction costs... This wage undercompenstates high ability workers and may drive them away from the labour market... high ability workers may still acquire it just to signal their abilities...

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