0.03
Employment vacancy rate is 0.03 while
FI=0.75.
The wage rate is $25, which indicates a reduction in market power,
not the lowest amount of market power.
$25
Monopsony on the labor market means that there is a single
employer. When there is only one employer against a number of
employees, it enjoys the strength of a monopsony. Monopsony control
helps the company to set the wage rate, which ensures that a
monopsony company is not a labor price-taker, but a
price-maker.
In the graph shown in the question, the unemployment level of 0.05
best corresponds to the increase in monopsony power. As we know, a
monopsony company would set salaries on the lower side and will
therefore aim to hire fewer employees in order to maximize its
income, although there may be a restriction against such
monopsonist actions on the basis of the minimum wage rule. In the
event that the government has set a minimum wage limit, the
monopsonist must follow the legal structure.
Thus, in the graph of the minimum wage shown in the horizontal
workers 'demand curve, a compulsory wage rate of
$25 is set, the monopsonist will obey the
wage rate corresponding to the unemployment rate of $0.05. It
should be noted here that the monopsonist must obey the minimum
wage limit, because it is a legal requirement, but it is free to
decide on the number of employees to be employed, thus, in order to
hold the labor cost to a minimum and income to a maximum, the
monopsonist must hire fewer jobs and cause unemployment.
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