An economy has a large wage gap between workers in highly profitable, export-oriented firms and those in less profitable, domestic-focused firms. A centralized union federation implements a nationwide policy of 'equal pay for equal work,' meaning wages for a specific job are the same across all firms, regardless of an individual firm's profitability. What is the most likely outcome of this policy?
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