Consider the labor market. Draw a graph illustrating an effective minimum wage in the labor market. Please make sure to label the axes accordingly and state who the supplier (workers or firms) and who the demander is (workers or firms). Indicate (clearly) consumer surplus, producer surplus, and deadweight loss in your graph.

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