Labor unions can increase wages through:
collective bargaining
Reducing supply of labor
and increasing demand for labor
In collective bargaining, the workers can send their representatives to negotiate new working terms with employers (including work hours and increasing wages).
Reducing supply of labor would make the existing laborers become more lucrative, rare and valued. This would resulted in an increase of workers' wages.,
Increasing demand for labor can be done by improving the members' skills through courses or seminar. By having additional skills, the members can be eligible to harder and more rare job opportunities. This usually correlate with higher wages
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During the summer of 1787, a group of politicians, including James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, gathered in Philadelphia to draft a new U.S. Constitution. ... The Bill of Rights, which was introduced to Congress in 1789 and adopted on December 15, 1791, includes the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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The correct answer is 2.
Elasticity measures the sensibility of the quantity supplied or demanded when the price of the product is modified. In this example we will compute the elasticity of the supply function.
<u>The supply function is inelastic</u> in the sense than when a price increase is performed (from P1 to P2) the quantity supplied increases in a lower proportion (from Q1 to Q2). Let's prove this by calculating the percentage increase experienced by each of the two variables:
- Price: (7-4)/4 * 100% = + 75%
- Quantity supplied: (5-3)/3 * 100%= +66.66%
When there is a price increase of the 75%, the quantity supplied increases a 66.66% (<75%).
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Animals and plants living in such an environment are well adapted to extremes. Mammals and reptiles are active only at night, for example. Burrowing can be a good defensive mechanism. Lizards bury themselves in the sand during the day. To keep cool, those organisms have developed mechanisms to encourage air circulation around their bodies and to dissipate heat. Plants have developed mechanisms to retain water or to survive with little water.
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