Which of the following likely explain/s the link betweenabove-equilibrium wage and productivity?(i) Above-equilibriumof unions.(ii) Above-equilibriumwage prevents the establishmentwage increases the cost ofshirking from/underperforming in work.(iii) Above-equilibrium wage ensures that only educatedworkers are hired.O a. (i), (ii), and (iii)O b.Only (i)O c.Only (iii)O d. Only (ii)

Productivity, or the amount of output generated per unit of input, is a measure of the effectiveness…

Which of the following likely explain/s the link between above-equilibrium wage and productivity? (i) Above-equilibrium wage prevents the establishment of unions. (ii) Above-equilibrium wage increases the cost of shirking from/underperforming in work. (iii) Above-equilibrium wage ensures that only educated workers are hired

Which of the following likely explain/s the link between above-equilibrium wage and productivity? (i) Above-equilibrium wage prevents the establishment of unions. (ii) Above-equilibrium wage increases the cost of shirking from/underperforming in work. (iii) Above-equilibrium wage ensures that only educated workers are hired

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