If a union is unable to increase the demand for its workers, then success at raising the wage rate paid its members means that
A) all union members receive a higher wage.
B) the union will push for a decrease in the minimum wage.
C) more union members will be hired.
D) some union members will lose their jobs.

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If a union successfully raises the wage rate without an increase in demand for its workers, employers may not be able to afford the higher wages for all current employees. This could lead to layoffs or reduced hiring, meaning some union members might lose their jobs.

If a Union Is Unable to Increase the Demand for Its