Thanks vyshak for the detailed explanation..
We have to strengthen the claim that raising minimum wages does not lead to an increase in unemployment.
A) For any position with wages below a living wage, the difficulty of finding and retaining employees adds as much to employment costs as would raising wages. - Correct. If the difficulty of finding and retaining employees whose wages are below a living wage leads to an expense that is similar to expense resulting from the increase in wages then the employer
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Vyshak wrote:
We have to strengthen the claim that raising minimum wages does not lead to an increase in unemployment.
A) For any position with wages below a living wage, the difficulty of finding and retaining employees adds as much to employment costs as would raising wages. - Correct. If the difficulty of finding and retaining employees whose wages are below a living wage leads to an expense that is similar to expense resulting from the increase in wages then the employer
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