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The Rationale for Using Averages in Macroeconomic Models

An economist builds a model of a country's entire labor market by assuming that every worker has the exact same skills and productivity level. Explain why this specific assumption forces the model's analysis to concentrate on the average wage rate across the economy, rather than on the wage differences between, for example, a software engineer and a retail cashier.

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