Which of the following best explains one of the restrictions on producers that keeps the labor market for being a completely free market?

A. Immigration increases the size of the available labor pool.

B. The government has millions of bureaucratic workers.

C. Unions represent workers in collective bargaining situations.

D. workers don't always have the education required to perform certain jobs.

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Which of the following best explains one of the restrictions on producers that keeps the labor market for being a completely free market?

A. Immigration increases the size of the available labor pool.

B. The government has millions of bureaucratic workers.

C. Unions represent workers in collective bargaining situations.

D. workers don't always have the education required to perform certain jobs.

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Aurora Cameron · Answer 1

C. Unions represent workers in collective bargaining situations.

Explanation:

Unions represent the workers in places where workers need to make heard their voices. These places include courts, tribunals and salary commissions.

This representation prevents a work group from gaining the higher hand on the benefits at stake thus enhance equability.