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Hiring Strategy and Model Assumptions
A simplified economic model of firm hiring assumes all potential workers are equally productive and are offered the same non-negotiable wage. Based on the case study below, analyze the primary challenge this company would face if it strictly adhered to these two assumptions. Explain what the company would likely have to do in reality to successfully hire the 10 developers it needs.
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