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A-LevelEconomicsLabour MarketsOct/Nov 2017Paper 4 Q425 Marks

The French film industry is subsidised by the government. Some actors receive very high fees. In 2015 it was proposed that, as part of the fee is public money, some of the subsidy should be withdrawn. Discuss what might happen to employment and wages if a subsidy for production were reduced. Use the economic theory of wage determination in perfect and imperfect labour markets to support your answer.

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About This A-Level Economics Question

Topic

This structured question tests Labour Markets in A-Level Economics (syllabus code 9708). It is worth 25 marks.

Source

This question appeared in the Cambridge A-Level Economics Oct/Nov 2017 examination, Paper 4 Variant 3.

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