A minimum wage in a perfectly competitive labour market which is set above the equilibrium wage, will lead to unemployme
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A minimum wage in a perfectly competitive labour market which is set above the equilibrium wage, will lead to unemployment. can be instituted in an attempt to exploit low-wage workers and to depress their living standards even further. which is imposed above the equilibrium wage, will lead to excess demand for labour. will normally be imposed below the
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