In the market for labor ______ purchase labor from ________. Firms, individuals Individuals, firms Unions, individuals Monopsonies, firms

In the market for labor purchase labor from __. Firms, individuals Individuals, firms Unions, individuals Monopsonies, firms

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In the market for labor ______ purchase labor from ________.

		Firms, individuals
		Individuals, firms
		Unions, individuals
		Monopsonies, firms

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