Consider an economy with one labor market for manufacturing workers  a) If manufacturing workers formed a union, what impact would you predict on the wages and employment in manufacturing sector? (Use graph to explain) b) Why does collective bargaining by unions have the same general effect on unemployment as a minimum wage? Illustrate your answer with the help of the diagram you drew on part (a)

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