1. Draw the indifference curves for the following situations: (a) wages and employment are perfect substitutes, (b) there is a minimum wage below which unions will not reduce their wages in order to increase employment, (0) at the current level of employment within the union, unions attach more disutility to a given employment reduction than the utility they attach to a corresponding employment increase, ((1) as their wealth increases, union members attach more weight to job security than to real income gains, (e) the union objective is to maximise the wage bill, (f) the union objective is to maximise total economic rent