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1 13a – Labor Market Models This web quiz may appear as two pages on tablets and laptops. I recommend that you view it as one page by clicking on the open book icon at the bottom of the page.

2 13a – Determination of Wages
Wages and Productivity 8 Labor Market Models Why Wages Differ

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4 Eight Resource Market Models
1. Comp. Resource Market and Comp. Product Market 2. Comp. Resource Market and Imperfect Product Market 3. Monopsony 4. Union: Demand Enhancement 5. Union: Inclusive or Craft Union 6. Union: Exclusive or Industrial Union 7. Bilateral Monopoly 8. Minimum Wage Decrease employment – the traditional argument Increases employment? – Monopsony But how much? – Does it help the poor? – Elasticity

5 13a – Labor Market Models Must Know / Outcomes: List those factors that have led to an increasing level of labor productivity and real wages in the U.S. Describe the following labor market models. Determine the equilibrium wage rate, employment level, and its effect on efficiency. Be able to Define, Draw, and Describe the shapes of the graphs for each model. Competitive labor market in a competitive product market (table of data and a graph) Competitive labor market in an imperfectly competitive product market (table of data and a graph) Monopsony (table of data and a graph) Union Model: increasing demand for labor Union Model: craft (exclusive) union Union Model: industrial (inclusive) union Union Model: bilateral monopoly Minimum Wage Models traditional minimum wage model minimum wage in a monopsony minimum wage and the price elasticity of demand for labor Why wages differ - Explain the demand and supply factors that create wage differentials.

6 1. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

7 1. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

8 2. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

9 2. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

10 3. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

11 3. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

12 4. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

13 4. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

14 5. Which labor market model other than minimum wage?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly

15 5. Which labor market model other than minimum wage?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly

16 6. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

17 6. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

18 7. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

19 7. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

20 8. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

21 8. Which labor market model?
Pure comp. labor and pure comp. product Pure comp. labor and imperfect comp. product Monopsony Union: enhancing demand Union: craft (exclusive) Union: Industrial (inclusive) Bilateral Monopoly Minimum Wage

22 9. Monopsony: what Q would be hired at what wage?
Q1 and W1 Q2 and W2 Q1 and W2 Q1 and W3

23 9. Monopsony: what Q would be hired at what wage?
Q1 and W1 Q2 and W2 Q1 and W2 Q1 and W3

24 W1 and Q1 W2 and Q2 W2 and Q1 W3 and Q1
10. If this was pure competition in the labor market, what Q would be hired at what W? W1 and Q1 W2 and Q2 W2 and Q1 W3 and Q1

25 W1 and Q1 W2 and Q2 W2 and Q1 W3 and Q1
10. If this was pure competition in the labor market, what Q would be hired at what W? W1 and Q1 W2 and Q2 W2 and Q1 W3 and Q1

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