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A manufacturing firm experiences a sudden increase in the local availability of skilled labor, making it easier to hire new employees. According to a model where a firm's management is split into a department that sets wages and a department that sets the final product price, which department would be primarily responsible for responding to this change in the labor market?
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A manufacturing firm experiences a sudden increase in the local availability of skilled labor, making it easier to hire new employees. According to a model where a firm's management is split into a department that sets wages and a department that sets the final product price, which department would be primarily responsible for responding to this change in the labor market?
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