How do unions typically contribute to widening the wage gap between union members and non-union workers?

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Raising wages in the unionized sector, which might reduce the number of workers willing to work in non-union jobs.Boosting the need for labor in unionized industries.Lowering the demand for employees within unionized workplaces.Elevating wages in the unionized sector, potentially leading to more workers entering the non-union labor market.None of the above.

Explanation

Unions increase wages for their members, which can encourage more workers to seek jobs outside the unionized sector, thus increasing the labor supply in non-union areas and widening the pay difference between insiders and outsiders.