If an exclusive union is successful in restricting the supply of labour, the: Select one: a) Quantity of labour demanded will rise b) demand for labour curve will shift leftward c) number of job oppurtunities in the firm or industry will increase d) wage rate will rise e) quantity of goods and services supplied will diminished

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