How does limiting the availability of workers by a trade union affect wages and employment levels?

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Raise wages and boost the number of jobsKeep wages steady and increase job opportunitiesRaise wages while reducing the number of jobsKeep wages steady while decreasing job availability

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When a trade union restricts the labor supply, it can push wages higher; however, this often results in fewer employment opportunities due to the reduced workforce.

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How does limiting the availability of workers by a trade union affect wages and employment levels?

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