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This doesn't seem relevant, as the article is about minimum wage.
by RandomInteger4 8y ago
This doesn't seem relevant, as the article is about minimum wage.
- manfredo 8y agoIt is relevant. I think the implication of the commenter two layers above was that the 10th worker wouldn't be fired because if 9 workers were sufficient the business would have only hired 9 in the first place. This may not always be correct. 9 works may indeed be sufficient, but at wages lower than the mandated minimum the 10th worker is better. For that reason, a wage hike can indeed cause workers to lose employment.