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Labor Scarcity and Wage Increases During an Economic Boom

During a period of high economic activity, such as the Australian resources boom, the demand for labor can become so strong that it depletes the available pool of unemployed workers. This resulting labor scarcity increases the bargaining power of workers, compelling companies to offer exceptionally high wages to attract and retain the necessary workforce.

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