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By doing this more people will want to travel since they do not waist as much gas but more people travelling will make more gas to be burned causing more pollution. So the whole regulation back fired and caused a negative effect.

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Lets say the government wants to regulate the amount a car burns gas and makes companies do a better car model to not burn so much gas.

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Unintended effects are when the government tries to regulate something thinking that it will have a better outcome but it really does not and it backfires and turns out to have a negative impact.

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Some regulations may have really good benefits too the firm and to its community. But at the same time as having benefits it will have a cost to install new regulations, making the prices of the product sold higher and maybe cut some workers off.

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EPA is a regulation put by our government which I personally think is the best. This regulation regulates the amount of pollution that business firms can emit into air or rivers.

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One of these regulation is the OSHA; which is the concerned with protecting workers from injuries and illness on the job.

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The government also regulates labor markets, with regard to issues such as hiring practices and safety regulations.

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Newer view says that labor union is a valuable collective voice for its members. Evidence in some industries indicates that union firms have a higher rate of productivity than nonunion firms.

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The traditional view holds that labor unions are an obstacle to establishing reasonable work standards and thus make companies that employ union labor less competitive.

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Their are two views of how labor unions affect production and efficiency.

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Stats showed us that nonunion workers were making 15% less than union workers in 1920- 1970. And by 2010 stats showed union workers were still making more than nonunion workers by about 21%.

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Union Workers were in fact making more than those nonunion workers. But also this strike might have cost the companies to hire more people causing the Union workers to get laid off.

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Closed shops ~ An organization that only hires Union Members
Strike - Work stoppage called by union members to put pressure on an employer
Right-to-Work Law ~ State law that prohibits the practice of requiring employees to join a union to work.

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If the demand for a product decreases the demand for your labor will decrease for if the demand of a product goes up so will the demand for your labor will and so will your wage

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An organization that seeks to increase the wages and improve the working conditions of its members.