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Full-employment output is also called
Bargaining Power
The relative capacity of one of the parties in a negotiation or deal-making scenario to influence the terms of an agreement.
Non-Union Workers
Employees who are not members of a labor union and therefore may not benefit from collective bargaining agreements.
Economic Rent
The extra amount earned by a factor of production that exceeds the minimum amount necessary for it to be employed.
Labor Union
An organization formed by workers in the same trade or industry to collectively negotiate wages, benefits, working conditions, and rights.
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