ࡱ> { bjbjzz DԣOX++9 9 9999998:,<:9N::(:::u=u=u=QNSNSNSNSNSNSN$PSwN9D=^u=DDwN,9,9::NJJJD,9l:9:QNJDQNJJL9,M:vQFx}M=NN0NMnTGnT(MnT9Mu=`?JA\Bu=u=u=wNwNIu=u=u=NDDDDnTu=u=u=u=u=u=u=u=u=+ 7: chapter thirteen Wage Determination CHAPTER OVERVIEW Building on the resource demand analysis of the previous chapter, this chapter provides a detailed supply and demand analysis of wage determination in a variety of possible labor market structures. Though the analysis may seem rigorous, it is little more than an application of supply and demand tools. A discussion of the general level of real wages opens the chapter. The critical link between labor productivity and real wages merits emphasis as a theoretical and policy issue. The section on wage determination in particular labor markets is the heart of the chapter. Competitive, monopsonistic, unionized, and bilateral monopoly market models are examined. Discussion of the effectiveness of unions in raising wages, and the complex issue of minimum wage laws follow. Wage differentials are explained by the differences among worker characteristics, job characteristics, and lack of worker mobility. The chapter concludes with a discussion of pay schemes that link earnings to worker performance, their contributions to efficiency, and possible negative side effects. COMMENTS 1. Concept Illustration Efficiency Wages Ford Motor Company made headlines in 1914 by offering autoworkers $5 per day, up from $2.50 per day. The wage payment was newsworthy because the typical market wage in manufacturing at that time was just $2 to $3 per day. What was Fords rationale for offering a higher-than-competitive wage? Statistics indicate that the firm was suffering from high rates of job quitting and absenteeism. It reasoned that a high wage rate would increase worker productivity by increasing morale and reducing employment turnover. Only workers who worked at Ford for at least six months were eligible for the $5 per day wage. Nevertheless, 10,000 workers sought jobs with Ford in the immediate period following the announcement of the wage increase. According to historians, the Ford strategy succeeded. The $5 wage raised the value of the job to Ford workers. That created worker incentives to maintain employment at Ford and show up for work each day. It also encouraged laborers to work energetically so as not to be fired from a job that paid much more than alternative employment. The rates of job quitting and absenteeism both plummeted, and labor productivity at Ford rose by an estimated 51 percent that year. The $5 wage was an efficiency wageone that raised the marginal revenue product of Ford workers. Fords pay plan addressed its principal-agent problem. The $2.50 wage hike paid for itself by more closely aligning the interests of Ford workers and owners. 3. (Last Word) Have the students prepare and conduct a debate on whether CEOs (as well as superstars in the sports and entertainment industry) are overpaid. I. Labor, Wages, and Earnings A. Wages refer to the price paid for the use of labor. 1. Labor may be workers in the popular sense of the terms blue-collar and white-collar workers. 2. Labor also refers to professional people and owners of small businesses, in terms of the labor services they provide in operating their businesses. B. Wages may take the form of bonuses, royalties, commissions, and salaries, but in this text the term wages is used to mean wage rate or price paid per unit of labor time. C. It is important to distinguish between nominal and real wages. 1. Nominal wages are the amount of money received per hour, per day, per week and so on. 2. Real wages are the purchasing power of the wage, i.e., the quantity of goods and services that can be obtained with the wage. Ones real wages depend not only on ones nominal wage but also on the price level of the goods and services that will be purchased. 3. Example: If nominal wages rise by 10 percent and there is a 5 percent rate of inflation, then the real wage rose only by 5 percent. 4. In this discussion, it is assumed that the price level is constant, and so the term wages is used in the sense of real wages. II. The general level of wages differs greatly among nations, regions, occupations, and individuals. (See Global Perspective 13.1) A. Productivity plays an important role in determination of wages. Historically, American wages have been high and have risen because of high productivity. There are several reasons for this high productivity. 1. Capital equipment per worker is highapproximately $90,000 per worker. 2. Natural resources have been abundant relative to the labor force in the United States. 3. Technological advances have been generally higher in the U.S. than in most other nations, and work methods are steadily improving. 4. The quality of American labor has been high because of good education, health and work attitudes. 5. There are other, less tangible items underlying the high productivity of American workers. a. Efficient, flexible management. b. Stable business, social and political environment, conducive to growth. c. Vast size of the domestic market, which allows for economies of scale. d. Increased specialization of global production facilitated by free-trade agreements. B. Real wages and productivity: real hourly compensation per worker can increase only at about the same rate as output per worker. This is illustrated historically for the U.S. in Figure 13.1. C. There has been a longterm, secular growth pattern in real wages in the U.S. as seen in Figure 13.2. III. Economic Models of the Labor Market A. The competitive labor market model. 1. Characteristics of a competitive labor market include: a. Numerous firms competing to hire a specific type of labor, b. Many qualified workers with identical skills available to independently supply this type of labor service, and c. Wage taker behavior that pertains to both employer and employee; neither can control the market wage rate. 2. The market demand is determined by summing horizontally the labor demand curves (the MRP curves) of the individual firms, as suggested in Figure 13.3a (Key Graph). 3. The market supply will be determined by the amount of labor offered at different wage rates; more will be supplied at higher wages because the wage must cover the opportunity costs of alternative uses of time spent either in other labor markets or in household activities or leisure. 4. The market equilibrium wage and quantity of labor employed will be where the labor demand and supply curves intersect; in Figure 13.3a this occurs at a $10 wage and 1,000 employed. (Key Questions 3 and 4) a. Each individual firm will take this wage rate as given, and will hire workers up to the point at which the market wage rate is equal to the MRP of the last worker hired (according to the MRP = MRC rule). Note that the demand curve in Figure 13.3 is based on figures from Table 12.1 in the last chapter. b. For each firm, the MRC is constant and equal to the wage because the firm is a wage taker and by itself has no influence on the wage in the competitive model. (Table 13.1) B. In the monopsony model, the firms hiring decisions have an impact on the wage. 1. Characteristics of the monopsony model: a. The firms employment is a large portion of the total employment of a particular kind of labor. b. The type of labor is relatively immobile, either geographically or in the sense that to find alternative employment workers must acquire new skills. c. The firm is a wage maker in the sense that the wage rate the firm pays varies directly with the number of workers it employs. 2. Complete monopsonistic power exists when there is only one major employer in a labor market; oligopsony exists when there are only a few major employers in a labor market. (Note: the root sony means to purchase, whereas the root poly means to sell.) The monopsonistic market is illustrated in Figure 13.4. a. The labor supply curve will be upward sloping for the monopsonistic firm; if the firm is large relative to the market, it will have to pay a higher wage rate to attract more labor. b. As a result, the marginal resource cost will exceed the wage rate in monopsony because the higher wage paid to additional workers will have to be paid to all similar workers employed. Therefore, the MRC is the wage rate of an added worker plus the increments that will have to be paid to others already employed. (See Table 13.2) c. Equilibrium in the monopsonistic labor market will also occur where MRC = MRP, but now the MRC is above the wage, so the wage will be lower than it would be if the market were competitive. As a result, the monopsonistic firm will hire fewer workers than under competitive conditions. d. Conclusion: In a monopsonistic labor market there will be fewer workers hired and at a lower wage than would be the case if that same labor market were competitive, other things being equal. e. Illustrations: Nurses are paid less in towns with fewer hospitals than in towns with more hospitals. In professional athletics, players salaries are held down as a result of the player drafts that prevent teams from competing for the new players services for several years until they become free agents. (Question 5) C. The (Three) Union models illustrate a different set of models of imperfect competition in the labor market where the workers are organized so that employers do not deal directly with the individual workers, but with their unions, who try to raise wage rates in several ways. There are three models of these methods. 1. Unions prefer to raise wages by increasing the demand for labor. (Figure 13.5) a. Unions may try to increase the price of substitutes resources, thus increasing the demand for union workers, e.g., higher minimum wages. d. Unions can increase the demand for their labor by supporting public actions that reduce the price of a complementary resource, e.g., utility prices. 2. Exclusive or craft unions raise wages by restricting the supply of workers, either by large membership fees, long apprenticeships, or forcing employers to hire only union workers. (Figure 13.6) 3. Occupational licensing requirements are another way of restricting labor supply in order to keep wages high. Six hundred occupations are licensed in the U.S. 4. Inclusive or industrial unions do not limit membership but try (usually unsuccessfully) to unionize every worker in a certain industry so that they have the power to impose a higher wage than the employers would otherwise pay (Figure 13.7.) The bargained wage becomes the MRC for the employer between point a and point e. 5. Employers will hire fewer workers than they would if the workers were free to accept a lower wage. a. Studies indicate that the size of the union advantage is between 10 and 15 percent. . b. The size of the unemployment effect will depend on certain factors. 1. Growth in the economyIf demand is increasing, then this shift in labor demand can offset the unemployment effect of the union wage increase. 2. If the demand for the product and/or labor is inelastic, the wage increase will not have as much effect on employment as it would if the demand were elastic. D. Bilateral monopoly model occurs when a monopsonist employer faces a unionized labor force; in other words, both the employer and employees have monopoly power. 1. In such a model, the outcome of the wage is indeterminate and will depend on negotiation (see Figure 13.8) and bargaining power. 2. A bilateral monopoly may be more desirable than onesided market power. In other words, if a competitive market does not exist, it may be more socially desirable to have power on both sides of the labor market, so that neither side exploits the other. This can be shown by comparing Qu = Qm, and Qc. IV. The minimum wage controversy concerns the effectiveness of minimum wage legislation as an antipoverty device. (Figure 13.7 and Figure 13.8 can be used by substituting the minimum wage for the bargained wage.) A. Facts about the minimum wage: 1. The Federal minimum wage was implemented with the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1938. 2. The Federal minimum wage has ranged between 30 and 50 percent of the average wage paid to manufacturing workers in 2007. 3. Sixteen states have minimum wages exceeding the Federal minimum wage. In 2006, the state of Washington had the highest at $7.63 an hour. B. The case against the minimum wage contains two major criticisms. 1. The minimum wage forces employers to pay a higher than equilibrium wage, so they will hire fewer workers as the wage pushes them higher up their MRP curve. 2. The minimum wage is not an effective tool to fight poverty. Some minimum wage workers are teens or are from affluent families who do not need protection from poverty. C. The case for the minimum wage argues includes other arguments. 1. Minimum-wage laws occur in markets that are not competitive and not static. In a monopolistic market, the minimum wage increases wages with minimal effects on employment. 2. Increasing minimum wage may increase productivity. a. Managers will use workers more efficiently when they have higher wages. b. The minimum wage may reduce labor turnover and thus training costs. D. Evidence and conclusions 1. During the 1980s, some unemployment resulted from the minimum wage, especially among teens, but the effect of increases during the 1990s were inconclusive. 2. Because many who are affected by the minimum wage are not from poverty families, an increase in the minimum wage is not as strong an antipoverty tool as many supports contend. 3. More workers are helped by the minimum wage than are hurt. 4. The minimum wage helps give some assurance that employers are not taking advantage of their workers. V. Wage Differentials A. Table 13.3 gives a selection of wages in different occupations to illustrate the substantial differences among them. B. Wage differentials can be explained by using supply and demand for various occupations. 1. Given the same supply conditions, workers for whom there is a strong demand will receive higher wages; given the same demand conditions, workers where there is a reduced supply will receive higher wages. (Figure 13.9) 2. The workers contribution to the employers total revenue (MRP) will depend upon the workers productivity and the demand for the final product. (Figure 13.9 (a) and (b)) 3. On the supply side, workers are not homogeneous, i.e., they are in noncompeting groups. These differences that determine these noncompeting groups are: a. Ability levels differ among workers. b. Education and training, i.e. investment in human capital. i. Human capital is the accumulated knowledge, know-how, skills, experience, and health that enable a person to be productive and generate income. ii. Figure 26.10 indicates that those with more years of schooling achieve higher incomes. iii. The pay gap between college graduates and high school graduates increased substantially between 1980 and 2003. iv. CONSIDER THIS My Entire Life 4. Workers also will experience wage differentials partly due to compensating differences among jobs. These are the nonmonetary aspects of the job that may make some jobs preferable to others because of working conditions, location, etc. (Figure 13.9 (c) and (d)) C. Since market imperfections exist, labor markets are not perfectly competitive. 1. Workers may lack information about alternative job opportunities. 2. Workers may be reluctant to move to other geographic locations. 3. Artificial restraints on mobility may be created by unions, professional organizations, and the government. 4. Discrimination in certain labor markets may crowd women and minorities into certain labor markets and out of others. This is referred to as occupational segregation. VI. Pay and performance are linked in many jobs, unlike the standardized wage rate per time unit. A. When one considers workers as the firms agents and the firm as the principal, the principalagent problem emerges. 1. Both the workers and the firm want the firm to survive and be profitable. 2. If the agents do not perceive that the workers and firms interests are identical, there may be a problem, because workers will act to improve their own wellbeing, often at the expense of the firm (principal-agent problem introduced in Chapter 4). Some examples include loafing on the job, using company materials, and generally not working as hard as they might. 3. Some incentive methods of payment help to avoid the principalagent problem. a. With piecerate payments, workers earn according to the quantity of output produced. b. Commissions and royalties are payment schemes linked to the value of sales. c. Bonuses, stock options, and profit sharing are other ways to motivate workers to have the same interests as the firm. d. Efficiency wages are a way of providing incentives by paying workers aboveequilibrium wages to encourage extra effort. B. Pay for performance can help overcome the principal-agent problem and enhance worker productivity, but such plans can have negative side effects. 1. A rapid production pace can compromise quality and endanger workers. 2. Commissions may cause salespeople to exaggerate claims, suppress information, and use other fraudulent sales practices. 3. Bonuses based on personal performance may disrupt cooperation among workers. 4. Less energetic workers can take a free ride in profit sharing firms. 5. Firms paying efficiency wages may have fewer opportunities to hire the new workers who could energize the workplace. VII. LAST WORD: Are Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) Overpaid? A. Multimillion dollar salaries of top corporate executives are highly criticized. B. CEO pay in the U.S. ($2.2 million average for firms with $500 million in sales) in 2005 was almost twice that of France and Germany ($1.2 million), and at least three times that of South Korea and Japan. C. Supporters of high CEO compensation argue that executive decisions affect the productivity of all employees in a firm. This, in turn, affects profitability for firms, and the difference between a good and a poor decision can be millions (if not billions) of dollars. D. Some economists argue that CEO pay is analogous to the top pay received by top performers in athletics (golf and tennis tournaments) and the entertainment industry. By having these substantial rewards for the winners, it promotes greater productivity both for those holding CEO positions, and for those aspiring to be CEOs. E. Critics contend that although CEOs deserve higher pay than ordinary workers, the gaps are excessive (they would especially balk at CEO performance bonuses at times of wage and salary freezes or cuts for ordinary workers). They also believe that the high salaries are unfair to stockholders. Boards of Directors exaggerate the importance of the CEO and thus overcompensate, reducing company profits and potential dividends for investors. APPENDIX TO CHAPTER 13: Labor Unions and Their Impacts I. Unionism in America A. About 12.1 percent (15.7 million) U.S. workers belonged to unions in 2007. 1. Many unions (representing 8 million workers) are voluntarily affiliated with the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO). 2. There are a number of independent unions, representing 6 million workers, including organizations such as the Teamsters, Service Employees Union, and Nurses Union. B. In the United States, unions have generally adhered to a philosophy of business unionism. 1. Concerned with the practical short-run economic objectives of higher pay, shorter hours, and improved working conditions. 2. Union members have not organized into a distinct political party. C. The likelihood of union membership depends mainly on the industry: Membership is high in government, education, protective services, transportation, construction, manufacturing and mining; low in agriculture, finance, services (food and sales workers), wholesale and retail trade. (See Figures 1a and b) D. The decline of unionism. 1. Since the mid-1950s union membership has not kept pace with the growth of the labor force. Union membership has declined both absolutely and relatively. 2. The structural-change hypothesis says that changes unfavorable to union membership have occurred in both the economy and the labor force. a. Employment patterns have shifted away from unionized industries. Consumer demand has shifted from unionized U.S. producers of manufactured goods to foreign producers. Also demand has shifted from highly organized old-economy unionized firms to high-tech industries. b. A higher proportion of the increase in employment recently has been concentrated among women, youths and part time workers; groups that harder to organize. c. A geographic shift of industrial location away from the northeast and Midwest (traditional union country) to the south and southwest. d. Union success in gaining higher wages for their workers may have given employers an incentive to substitute away from the expensive union labor in a number of ways. i. Substituting machinery for workers, ii. Subcontracting more work to nonunion suppliers, iii. Opening nonunion plants in less industrialized areas, and iv. Shifting production of components to low-wage nations. E. Relatively high-priced union produced goods would encourage consumers to seek lower-cost goods produced by non-union workers. II. Collective Bargaining A. The goal of collective bargaining is to establish a work agreement between the firm and the union. B. Union status and managerial prerogatives. 1. In a closed shop, a worker must be (or become) a member of the union before being hired. This is illegal except in transportation and construction. 2. In a union shop, an employer may hire nonunion workers, but they must join in a specified period of time. 3. An agency shop requires nonunion workers to pay dues or donate a similar amount to charity. 4. In an open shop, the employer may hire union or nonunion workers. Workers are not required to join the union or contribute; but the work agreement applies to all workers union and nonunion. 5. Most work agreements contain clauses outlining the decisions reserved solely for management; these are called managerial prerogatives. C. The focal point of any bargaining agreement is wages and hours. 1. The arguments most frequently used include for wage increases are: a. What others are getting; b. Employers ability to pay based on profitability; c. Increases in the cost of living; and d. Increases in labor productivity. 2. In some cases, unions win automatic cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs). 3. Hours of work, voluntary and mandatory overtime, holiday and vacation provisions, profit sharing, health plans, and pension benefits are other contract issues. D. Unions stress seniority as the basis for worker promotion and for layoff and recall and sometimes seek means to limit a firms ability to subcontract work or to relocate production facilities overseas. E. Union contracts contain grievance procedures to resolve disputes. F. The bargaining process. 1. Collective bargaining on a new contract usually begins about 60 days before the existing contract expires. 2. Hanging over negotiations is the deadline which occurs at the expiration of the old contract, at which time a strike (union work stoppage) or a lockout (management forbids workers to return) can occur. 3. Bargaining, strikes and lockouts occur within a framework of Federal labor law, specifically the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). III. Economic Effects of Unions A. The union wage advantage is verified by studies that suggest that unions do raise the wages of their members relative to comparable nonunion workers; on average, this pay differential over the years is estimated to have been about 15 percent. 1. The overall average level of wages of all workers has probably not been affected by unions (Figure 2). 2. Union workers seem to gain at the expense of nonunion workers. 3. Real wages overall still depend on productivity. B. Efficiency and productivity are affected both positively and negatively by unions. 1. The negative view has three major points. a. Featherbedding and work rules make it difficult for management to be flexible and to use their workers in the most efficient ways. b. Strikes, while rare, do constitute a loss of production time and affect certain industries more than others. c. Labor misallocation might occur as a result of the union wage advantage, but studies suggest that the efficiency loss is minimalperhaps only a fraction of one percent of U.S. GDP. 2. The positive view has three major points as well. a. Managerial performance may be improved when wages are high because managers are forced to use their workers in more efficient ways. This is called the shock effect. b. Worker turnover may be reduced where workers feel they can voice dissatisfaction and have some bargaining power. (Using the voice mechanism rather than the exit mechanism) c. Seniority promotes productivity because workers do not fear loss of jobs, and informal training may occur on the job because workers do not compete with one another in a senioritybased system. 3. Research findings have been mixed. Some have found a positive effect of unions on productivity, while an almost equal number have found a negative effect of unions on productivity. ANSWERS TO END-OF-CHAPTER QUESTIONS 131 Explain why the general level of wages is higher in the United States and other industrially advanced countries. What is the single most important single factor underlying the longrun increase in average real-wage rates in the United States? The general level of wages is higher in the United States and other industrially advanced nations because of the high demand for labor in relation to supply. Labor productivity is high in the U.S and other industrially advanced countries because: (1) capital per worker is very high; (2) natural resources are abundant relative to the size of the labor force particularly in the U.S.; (3) technology is advanced in the United States and other industrially advanced countries relative to much of the rest of the world; (4) labor quality is high because of health, vigor, training, and work attitudes compared to labor; (5) other factors contributing to high American productivity are the efficiency and flexibility of American management; the business, social, and political environment that greatly emphasizes production and productivity; and the vast domestic market, which facilitates the gaining of economies of scale. The most important single factor underlying the longrun increase in average real wage rates in the United States is the increase in output per worker, that is, in productivity. 13-2 Why is a firm in a purely competitive labor market a wage taker? What would happen if it decided to pay less than the going market wage? A firm in a purely competitive labor market is a wage taker because there are a large number of firms wanting to buy the labor services of the workers in that market and a large number of workers with identical skills wanting to sell their labor services. As a result, the individual firm has no control over the price of labor. If a firm attempted to pay a wage below the going wage, no workers would offer their services to that firm. 133 (Key Question) Describe wage determination in a labor market in which workers are unorganized and many firms actively compete for the services of labor. Show this situation graphically, using W1 to indicate the equilibrium wage rate and Q1 to show the number of workers hired by the firms as a group. Show the labor supply curve of the individual firm, and compare it with that of the total market. Why the differences? In the diagram representing the firm, identify total revenue, total wage cost, and revenue available for the payment of nonlabor resources. The labor market is made up of many firms desiring to purchase a particular labor service and of many workers with that labor service. The market demand curve is downward sloping because of diminishing returns and the market supply curve is upward sloping because a higher wage will be necessary to attract additional workers into the market. Whereas the individual firms supply curve is perfectly elastic because it can hire any number of workers at the going wage, the market supply curve is upward sloping. For the graphs, see Figure 13.3 and its legend. 13-4 (Key Question) Complete the following labor supply table for a firm hiring labor competitively. Units of labor Wage RateTotal labor cost (wage bill)Marginal resource (labor) cost0 1 2 3 4 5 6$14 14 14 14 14 14 14$____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ $____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____  a. Show graphically the labor supply and marginal resource (labor) cost curves for this firm. Explain the relationships of these curves to one another. b. Plot the labor demand data of question 2 in Chapter 12 on the graph in part a above. What are the equilibrium wage rate and level of employment? Explain. Total labor cost data, top to bottom: $0; $14; $28; $42; $56; $70; $84. Marginal resource cost data: $14, throughout. (a) The labor supply curve and MRC curve coincide as a single horizontal line at the market wage rate of $14. The firm can employ as much labor as it wants, each unit costing $14; wage rate = MRC because the wage rate is constant to the firm.  Graph: equilibrium is at the intersection of the MRP and MRC curves. Equilibrium wage rate = $14; equilibrium level of employment = 4 units of labor. Explanation: From the tables: MRP exceeds MRC for each of the first four units of labor, but MRP is less than MRC for the fifth unit.  13-5 Suppose that the formerly competing firms in question 3 form an employers association that hires labor as a monopsonist would. Describe verbally the effect on wage rates and employment. Adjust the graph you drew for question 3, showing the monopsonistic wage rate and employment level as W2 and Q2, respectively. Using this monopsony model, explain why hospital administrators frequently complain about a shortage of nurses. How might such a shortage be corrected? The equilibrium wage in the monopsonistic market declines from the competitive markets Wl rate to W2. The employment level in this market will decline from Q1 to Q2. See Figure 13.4 (wage falls from Wc to Wm and the employment level falls from Qc to Qm). If there are only one or two hospitals in an area, there exists a monopsonistic market for nurses. Their wages would be less than those for nurses where there is competition among employers (numerous hospitals and/or clinics). Because hospitals prefer to hire more nurses at a wage W2, they view the difference between Q3 and Q2 as a shortage. However, since their profits are maximized at W2, they are unwilling to raise wages voluntarily. The hospital administrator might offer a higher wage, but this wage would not be profit maximizing. Another solution would be for nurses to organize and demand higher wages. This would allow nurses to earn wages closer to their MRP and as wages rise toward W1, the shortage would disappear. 13-6 (Key Question) Assume a firm is a monopsonist that can hire its first worker for $6 but must increase the wage rate by $3 to attract each successive worker. Draw the firms labor supply and marginal resource cost curves and explain their relationships to one another. On the same graph, plot the labor demand data of question 2 in Chapter 12. What are the equilibrium wage rate and level of employment? What will be the equilibrium wage rate and the level of employment? Why do these differ from your answer to question 4? The monopsonist faces the market labor supply curve Sit is the only firm hiring this labor. MRC lies above S and rises more rapidly than S because all workers get the higher wage rate that is needed to attract each added worker. Equilibrium wage/rate = $12; equilibrium employment = 3 (where MRP = MRC). The monopsonist can pay a below-competitive wage rate by restricting its employment.  137 (Key Question) Assume a monopsonistic employer is paying a wage rate of Wm and hiring Qm workers, as indicated in Figure 13.8. Now suppose that an industrial union is formed and that it forces the employer to accept a wage rate of Wc. Explain verbally and graphically why in this instance the higher wage rate will be accompanied by an increase in the number of workers hired. The union wage rate Wc becomes the firms MRC, which would be shown as a horizontal line to the left of the labor supply curve. Each unit of labor now adds only its own wage rate to the firms costs. The firm will employ Qc workers, the quantity of labor where MRP = MRC (= Wc); Qc is greater than the Qm workers it would employ if there were no union and if the employer did not have any monopsonistic power, i.e., more workers are will to offer their labor services when the wage is Wc than Wm. 138 Have you ever worked for the minimum wage? If so, for how long? Would you favor increasing the minimum wage by a dollar? By two dollars? By five dollars? Explain your reasoning. Student answers will vary. Those students that have worked for minimum wage probably didnt stay at that job for long, and would probably describe their performance and that of their co-workers as relatively unproductive (an absence of efficiency wages). Support for an increase will depend on factors such as their perception of how much employment would be lost versus the income gains of those retaining employment. 139 Many of the lowestpaid people in societyfor example, shortorder cooksalso have relatively poor working conditions. Hence, the notion of compensating wage differentials is disproved. Do you agree? Explain. Shortorder cooks generally need few specific skills, i.e., practically anyone is thought to be capable of flipping burgers. Since the supply of unskilled workers is high relative to the demand for them, their wages are low. In this case, the concept of compensating wage differentials is swamped by the excess supply of lowwage workers. 13-10 What is meant by investment in human capital? Use this concept to explain (a) wage differentials, and (b) the long-run rise in real wage rates in the United States. Investment in human capital is educational activity that improves individual productivity (a) Wage differentials are explainable to some extent through the concept of human capital investment. There is a strong positive correlation between time spent acquiring a formal education and lifetime earnings. Of course, it can be said that the brain surgeon who spent over twenty years in training, starting in grade 1, had the qualities to succeed in the labor market without spending over twenty years in school. Though this counter-argument has some merit, the point still is that this highly-skilled individual would never have become a brain surgeon without the over twenty years in school and might not have achieved the particular high income that goes with being a medical specialist. (b) The long-run rise in real wage rates in the United States is positively correlated to investment in human capital. Without the increase in education and training of the American labor force that has occurred over the years, productivity (output per person per hour) would still have risen because of the investment in real capital, improved technology, and our abundant natural resource base. But the real wage would undoubtedly now be very much lower, because an unskilled labor force could not possibly have made efficient use of the material resources and advancing technology of the economy. 13-11 What is the principal-agent problem? Have you ever worked in a setting where this problem has arisen? If so, do you think increased monitoring would have eliminated the problem? Why dont firms simply hire more supervision to eliminate shirking? Business owners who hire workers because they are needed to help produce the goods or services of the firm face the dilemma of the principal-agent problem. Workers are the agents; they are hired to promote the interests of the firm's owners (the principals). Owners and workers both have a common goal in the survival of the firm, but their interests are not identical. A principal- agent problem arises when those interests diverge. Workers may seek to increase their utility by shirking their responsibilities and providing less than the agreed upon effort. Owners of firms have a profit incentive to reduce or eliminate shirking. Hiring more supervisory personnel can be costly and there is no guarantee that it will eliminate the problem. 13-12 (Last Word) Do you think exceptionally high pay to CEOs is economically justified? Why or why not? Student answers will vary. Supporters will point to the important decisions made by CEOs and their effect on overall firm productivity. High pay provides an incentive not only for current CEOs, but also for aspiring CEOs, further enhancing productivity. Critics argue that while pay gaps are necessary, they are excessive relative to the productivity differences. They further argue that stockholders are hurt because high CEO pay reduces company profits. ANSWERS TO APPENDIX QUESTIONS 1. Which industries and occupations have the highest rates of unionization? Which the lowest? Speculate on the reasons for such large differences. Figure 1a shows that government and transportation are the two highest by industry. Figure 1b shows that teachers and protective services are the two highest by occupation. These figures also show that the two lowest unionization rates are Finance and Agriculture (industry) and Food Workers and Sales Workers (occupation). 2. What percentage of the wage and salary workers are union members? Is this percentage higher, or lower, than in the previous decades? Which of the factors explaining the trend do you think is most dominant? 15.7 million workers or 12.1 percent. This is lower than in past decades. Potential answers: structural changes in economy (movement away from manufacturing in the U.S.), Consumer demand for foreign goods, and an increase in managerial opposition to unionization. 3. Suppose that you are the president of a newly established local union about to bargain with an employer for the first time. List the basic areas you would want covered in the work agreement. Why might you begin with a larger wage demand than you actually are willing to accept? What is the logic of a union threatening an employer with a strike during the collective bargaining process? What is the role of the deadline in encouraging agreement in collective bargaining? Areas to be included in a work agreement: 1. Wage rates with automatic increases over time, preferably in the form of a costofliving adjustment 2. Regulations governing hours of work which ensure employees are entitled to paid vacation time and the choice to engage in overtime work at a substantial premium 3. A liberal fringebenefits package provided by the firm, including pension plans, health care, and job security provisions 4. Rules governing promotions, layoffs and recalls that are based on worker seniority 5. A stipulated grievance procedure with mandatory union participation in rulings. 6. A provision that requires all worker to join or monetarily support the union. Asking for a higher-than-expected wage increase is a tactical decision. The law requires that bargaining must occur. The higher-than-expected-wage demand allows for the give-and-take of bargaining and for compromises in other areas of the initial proposal. The union may threaten a strike if it thinks its demands are not being met. The deadline forces negotiation. 4. Explain how featherbedding and other restrictive work practices can reduce labor productivity. Why might strikes reduce the economys output less than a loss of production by the stuck firm? This type of activity may block the introduction of output increasing machinery and equipment. Seniority rules may also reduce productivity by placing less effective workers is n certain positions. Firms not impacted by the stick may increase their output 5. What is the estimated size of the union wage advantage? How might this advantage diminish the efficiency with which labor resources are allocated in the economy? Normally, labor resources of equal potential productivity flow from low-wage employment to high-wage employment. Why does this not happen to close the union wage gap? Fifteen percent. The higher wages that unions achieve reduce employment, displace workers, and increase the marginal revenue product in the union sector. Labor supply increases in the nonunionized sector, reducing wages and decreasing marginal revenue product there. Because of the lower nonunion marginal revenue product, the workers added in the nonunion sector contribute less to GDP than they would have in the unionized sector. The gain of GDP in the nonunionized sector does not offset the loss of GDP in the unionized sector so there is an overall efficiency loss. The union also restricts employment to ensure this gap is not eliminated. 6. Contrast the voice mechanism and the exit mechanism for communicating dissatisfaction. In what two ways do labor unions reduce labor turnover? How might such reductions increase productivity? The voice mechanism lets the employer know dissatisfaction is present through communication, whereas the exit mechanism signals dissatisfaction by workers quitting their jobs. Increasing the desirability of the job and maintaining a significant wage gap. This may increase productivity because less training is required and experience is accumulated. 1 This application is from Campbell R. McConnell, Stanley L. 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