t6 - influence of trade unions Flashcards
economic rent
the difference between the actual wage and the wage expected by labour to keep its occupation
transfer earnings
the minimu mreward required to keep labour in its present occupation
transfer earnings
the minimu mreward required to keep labour in its present occupation
what si transfer earnings shwon by
area under supply of labour curve and market equilibrium
trade union markup
additonal money made by memebers of a tu vs what they wouldve made withotu one
where is economci rent shown on graoh
area above supply curve and wage equilibrium
what do trade uniosn act as
monopsony seller of laboru, they aim to icnrease wages
functions of a trade union
represent workers regarding pay and conditions
bargain for higjer wages
cordinate with firms
proetcting workers
pension rights
countering monospony pwoer
factors infleucnign trade union power
macro climate
public support
union density
legislation
consequcnes of action
globilisation adn pwoer of mcs
what do trade uniosn do in competitve markets
increase unemplyment, due too them askign for higher wgaes, less people are unemplyed
trade unions in a monsopny
can cause for a higher wage and keep level of emplyment
efficency wage theory
higehr wages leadign to higehr productivity
producitvity deals
trade uniosn may be able to bargainf or higher wages in retrunign for improvign prdocutivity
adv of trade unions
counter balance monospony
represent workers
productivity deals
co opertion
effciency wage theory
disadv of tu
unemplyment - in comp markets
cost push inflation
time lost to strike
confrontation, disputes