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Causal Effects in a Loose Labor Market
Analyze the causal chain that begins with a high level of unemployment in an economy. Explain how this initial condition influences the bargaining power of individual workers, and subsequently, how it affects a typical firm's experience with hiring and its strategy for setting wages.
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