Use the model to show the effects on worker and producer surplus and dead weight loss associated with traditional minimum wage laws.

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Q: What is a minimum wage? Explain why it may fail to help the poor households in an economy.

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Q: If the minimum wage is set   A. equal to the equilibrium​ wage, it will create a shortage of labor.…

A: Answer- above the equilibrium wage, it will create unemployment.

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Q: Which of the following legislative constraints applies to the issue of minimum wage? a. human rights…

A: The answer is - b. trade union legislation

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