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What did Friedman and Phelps predict would happen if policymakers tried to move the economy upward along the Phillips curve? Did the behavior of the economy in the late 1960s and the 1970s prove them wrong?
Inclusive Unionism
The policy, pursued by industrial unions, in which a union attempts to include every worker in a given industry so as to be able to restrict the entire industry’s labor supply and thereby raise wages. Compare with exclusive unionism.
Industrial Unions
Labor unions that organize workers across a wide range of occupations within a single industry.
Monopsonist
A monopsonist is a market condition where there is only one buyer facing many sellers, allowing the buyer to exert significant control over prices.
Monopsonistic Employer
An employer who has significant control over the labor market and is the only or dominant buyer of labor, allowing them to influence wages and employment conditions.
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