Consider an economy that consists of a union and non-union sector. The labour demand in each sector is given by: E=600-25W   The total supply of labour is 700 workers, and it does not depend upon the wage. Labour and jobs are homogeneous in both sectors. What is the market-clearing wage if both sectors are competitive? How many workers are employed in both sectors?

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