In the case of unions, the conflict of interest between different groups of workers results in insiders wanting ______, while outsiders want ______.
A) more hirings; high wages
B) high wages; more hirings
C) high wages; fewer hirings
D) fewer hirings; high wages

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Insiders (current union members) typically prioritize high wages for themselves, while outsiders (non-union workers or those seeking employment) often desire more hiring opportunities to gain employment or improve their job positions.

In the Case of Unions, the Conflict of Interest Between