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A company in a stable labor market pays its employees a wage specifically calculated to prevent shirking. A new government policy is enacted that significantly increases the value of unemployment benefits available to workers. Assuming the cost of effort for the job and the firm's monitoring strategy remain unchanged, what is the most likely consequence of this policy on the firm's wage structure if it wants to continue preventing shirking?

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