The ______ model suggests that that professional orgaizations are labour unions for the elite, which control and inflate the salaries of its members:

The model you're referring to is known as the professional dominance model. This theory posits that professional organizations, such as labor unions for highly skilled professions (like doctors, lawyers, and engineers), exert control over their members' practices and salaries. By establishing standards for entry and continuing education, these organizations help maintain a high level of control over the profession, thereby inflating salaries and benefits.

The professional dominance model highlights how these organizations can act in the interests of their members, sometimes at the expense of broader labor market dynamics, leading to increased barriers to entry and restrictions on competition. This ensures that those within the profession can maintain their advantages and negotiate better financial terms, reinforcing the idea that these unions function as a mechanism for the elite to preserve their economic status.