How to calculate the percentage of decline in national income resulting from misallocation  of labor in a model of monopoly unionism? And how to discuss the both unions and firms can be better off if they move off the demand curve? Give some example of derive the contract curve. What is the difference between efficient contracts and strongly efficient contracts ? Discuss the application of Hicks Paradox. What is the labor strike and how does it affect the business of the firm? Identify and explain the different catergoties of labor strike.

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