AD and AS
- Both AD and AS would experience rises. Increase in wage would
increase purchasing power of people, thereby leading to rise in AD.
Rise in AD would incentivize producers to supply more output.
Hence, AS shall increase.
Capital-Labour Substitution
- Since, now hiring labor would become costly due to rise in
living wage. Thus, producers are likely to substitute capital for
labor. Demand for labor will go down.
Labour Productivity
- Labor productivity will rise. Now labors would be incentivized
to work intensively and extensively. Thus, labor productivity
increases.
Labour market
- Labor market is likely to develop more after setting higher
wages.
Unemployment
- There may be negative implication for employment opportunities.
It will increase labor costs, thus producers would be less inclined
to higher more labors.
Labour Demand and Supply
- Labor demand is likely to fall while supply would rise up due
to lucrative nature of jobs.
Skills
- Labor will try to increase its skills by investing more in
education and trainings.
Multiplier
- Value of multiplier depends on marginal propensity to consume
(MPC), hence increase in income of labor will cause rise in MPC
thereby leading to value of multiplier.