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As the wage rate increases, the substitution effect causes workers to supply more time to market work and the income effect causes them to supply less time to market work.
Monopolist
A single seller in a market who has significant control over the supply of a particular good or service, often leading to less competition and higher prices.
Tit-For-Tat
A strategy in game theory where a participant mimics the actions of their opponent, typically in retaliation or as a form of reciprocal behavior.
Cooperatively
This term describes actions or operations done jointly by a group or parties working together towards a common goal or benefit.
Imperfect Competition
A market structure in which no firm is a monopolist, but producers nonetheless have market power they can use to affect market prices.
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