Consider the information below on the labor market in a given country.   Wage Rate/Hour Quantity Demanded of Labor Quantity Supplied of Labor $4 400 workers 75 workers $5 300 workers 125 workers $6 200 workers 200 workers $7 140 workers 250 workers $8 100 workers 300 workers $9 70 workers 350 workers $10 45 workers 400 workers If the government wanted to implement a minimum wage, which of the following potential minimum wage would be binding and affect the market

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