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natali 33 [55]
2 years ago
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In the efficiency wage model with the efficiency wage above the market-clearing wage, the level of employment depends on:

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Scilla [17]2 years ago
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In the efficiency wage model with the efficiency wage above the market-clearing wage, the level of employment depends on: labor demand alone.

<h3>What is wages model?</h3>

Wages model is a model that stated that wages which a worker or an employee earn is based on the workforce or the amount of money available to pay the workers.

In a situation were will have wage that is above the market-clearing wage this tend to mean that the level of employment will depends on  labor demand only.

Therefore  the level of employment depends on: labor demand alone.

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