c. Suppose that the workers who lose their jobs as a result of the agreement end up unemployed. By how much do the total wages received each week by the initial 1,6 workers (both those who continue to be employed at the factory and those who los their jobs) change from before the agreement to after the agreement? Total wages (Click to select) v by: d. If the workers who lose their jobs as a result of the agreement end up making $15 hour at jobs where they work 40 hours per week, by how much do the total wages received each week by the initial 1,600 workers change from before the agreement t after the agreement? Total wages (Click to select) v by:

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