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Variations in wages across workers, industries, regions, or job roles due to various factors
Market with only one buyer
Organized association of workers protecting collective interests
Market with only one supplier and only one buyer
Higher wages due to increased productivity and scarcity
Higher wages due to collective bargaining power
Investment in education/skills leads to higher productivity and wages
Jobs with unpleasant conditions/higher risks pay more
Single employer sets wages lower than competitive markets
Trade unions negotiate with employers for better wages/conditions
Determined through negotiation between monopolist and monopsonist
Downward-sloping: lower wages lead firms to hire more workers
Upward-sloping: higher wages attract more individuals to work
Equilibrium wage rises and quantity of labour increases
Equilibrium wage falls and quantity of labour increases
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