Micro Economics For Today
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The fixed cost of maintaining an automobile.
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Be sure to carefully label the axes, identify exactly what is being is demanded/supplied and show how both
changes in quantity demanded/supplied contribute to this result.
The Halifax Herald Limited
06/09/2017 - Page A11
Why a $15 minimum wage is a worry for small business
JORDI MORGAN
Atlantic Canadian small business owners should start bracing themselves for the $15 minimum wage
campaign. Make no mistake they will also be shedding staft, cutting hours and eiminating opportunities for
young, entry-level workers who make up the vast majority of those who are eamng a minimum wage
Our argument is with a govemment mandated spike in the wage floor, which will put the sustainability of
small business in perl. A 32-per-cent increase in the wage floor will put enormous pressure on employers to
increase the wages of all staff.
Armine Yalnizyan, a principal advocate for the $15 minimum wage and…
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Micro Economics For Today
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