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How Banning Non-Compete Clauses Increases Wages

A ban on non-compete clauses enhances labor market competition by removing artificial barriers to worker mobility. This improvement in the ability of workers to seek alternative employment strengthens their reservation fallback options, which are their next best alternatives to their current job. An improved fallback option increases a worker's bargaining power, thereby putting upward pressure on wages.

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