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Evaluating the Impact of Labor Unions on Unemployment
A common argument suggests that by bargaining for wages above the market-clearing level, labor unions inevitably increase unemployment. Critically evaluate this statement. In your response, discuss specific ways, other than wage restraint, that unions might actively contribute to a reduction in the overall unemployment rate.
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