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A government enacts a new law that broadly prohibits companies from including clauses in employment contracts that prevent workers from joining or starting a competing business after their employment ends. Which statement best analyzes the primary economic mechanism through which this policy is expected to affect wages?
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A widespread ban on clauses that restrict employees from working for competitors is likely to decrease overall wage levels because it reduces a firm's incentive to invest in employee training, thereby lowering worker productivity.
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Match each labor market condition or policy with its most likely direct impact on the labor market.
When a government policy prohibits employers from using contracts that restrict workers from joining competing firms, it strengthens the workers' negotiating position. This is primarily because the policy improves a worker's __________, which represents their next best alternative to their current job.
Arrange the following statements into the correct logical sequence to explain how a broad ban on non-compete clauses is expected to affect the labor market.
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