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Wage suppression is the result of intentional policy choices, and it can be reversed by changing policy. To raise Americans' wages, policymakers must tilt bargaining power back to workers.
Even after eight years of economic recovery and steady private-sector job growth, wages for most Americans have hardly budged. The culprit is monopoly power. This term is used by economists to refer to the ability of an employer to suppress wages below the efficient or perfectly competitive level of compensation.
Employers offer low wage jobs because they can get away with it. Although higher productivity makes it possible for workers to demand higher wages, it does not ensure they will receive higher wages. During the era from World War 2 to the early 1970s wages generally rose more or less than productivity rose.
Problems of monopoly in labor markets Monopoly can lead to lower wages for workers. This increases inequality in society. Workers are paid less than their marginal revenue product. Firms with monopoly power may also care less about working conditions because workers don't have many alternatives to the main firm.
Monopoly harms growth and raises prices because it works much like monopoly: by reducing production. To increase its profits, the monopolist raises prices and thus lowers production (because fewer consumers are willing to pay these inflated prices).
Labor represents the human factor in producing the goods and services of an economy. Finding enough people with the right skills to meet increasing demand. Changes in the demand for goods and services, the size of the population and the minimum-wage rate can each have substantial impact on the job market.
The leading reason: Companies are prioritizing shareholder interest over their employees. Unemployment also isn't as low as we believe it to be. Part of the reason more people aren't participating in the workforce is, again, because wages are too low.
In 2017, 80.4 million workers age 16 and older in the United States were paid at hourly rates, representing 58.3 percent of all wage and salary workers. Among those paid by the hour, 542,000 workers earned exactly the prevailing federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
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