In a national economy, a powerful trade union successfully negotiates a 10% wage increase for its members across all major industries. Concurrently, the union collaborates with employers to establish a new system for resolving workplace disputes, which significantly improves worker morale and reduces the rate at which employees quit their jobs. Given these two developments, what is the most likely overall impact on the economy's wage-setting curve?
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In a national economy, a powerful trade union successfully negotiates a 10% wage increase for its members across all major industries. Concurrently, the union collaborates with employers to establish a new system for resolving workplace disputes, which significantly improves worker morale and reduces the rate at which employees quit their jobs. Given these two developments, what is the most likely overall impact on the economy's wage-setting curve?
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