Consider the labor market illustrated in the figure to the right. Suppose this market has a unionized sector and a nonunionized sector such that the demand for unionized workers is DU and the demand for nonunionized workers is DNU. Also assume that the supply of unionized and nonunionized labor is fixed at SL. In equilibrium, what is the market wage?

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