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Policy Memo on Labor Market Reform
Imagine you are a policy advisor for a country that currently relies on government legislation to set a national minimum wage. You have been asked to explore an alternative model where wages and working conditions are primarily determined through direct negotiations between employer associations and trade unions. Draft a policy memo outlining two potential benefits and two potential challenges of adopting such a system. Your memo should specifically address the implications of removing the government-mandated minimum wage.
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