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A powerful, nationwide union, whose wage agreements influence pay across a major industry, is negotiating a new contract. Despite having the leverage to demand a very large pay increase, the union's leadership opts for a more moderate demand. Which statement best analyzes the potential macroeconomic consequence the union is likely trying to avoid?
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