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The purchasing-power-parity theory is used to predict exchange-rate movements in the short run.
Big Union
A large labor union representing a significant number of workers, often influential in negotiating employment terms and conditions on their behalf.
Nonunion Employees
Workers who are not members of a labor union or trade union.
Wage Increases
Adjustments made to an employee's salary or hourly rate, typically to adjust for factors like cost of living, performance, or market conditions.
Problems
Issues, obstacles or situations that require a solution or need to be dealt with.
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