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Chapter 26 - Wage Determination
Labor, Wages and Earnings
A Purely Competitive Labor Market
Monopsony Model
The Minimum Wage Controversy
The Minimum Wage Controversy
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Chapter 26 - Wage Determination
Monopsony Model
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PC labor market: employer hires too small an amount of labor to influence the wage rate
Monopsony
= a market in which a single employer of labor has substantial buying (hiring) power
Characteristics:
only a single buyer of a particular type of labor
this type of labor is relatively immobile e.g. geographically or b/c workers would have to acquire new skills
firm is a 'wage maker' b/c the wage rate it must pay varies indirectly w/ the # of workers it employs
Example of pure monopsony power: silver-mining company is the only source of employment in a small town
Upward-Sloping Labor Supply to Firm
MRC higher than the Wage Rate
Equilibrium Wage and Employment
Examples of Monopsony Power
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