He can not be given one so he will not demand one. Presidents have accepted donations for improving the furnishings of the White House.
No way, the opposite would happen by nature of the law of supply and demand. If people want something less than they did yesterday, businesses would be foolish to raise prices because not only did demand decrease, but now you would have to pay more for something that's wanted less.
According to the U.S. Constitution, a presidential pay raise cannot take effect during the same term it is signed into law. However, if the President gets re-elected after approving such a raise, he/she gets the raise at the beginning of his/her second term, as in the case of Harry Truman.
This is due to the principles of supply and demand. If a product is in high demand but low supply then sellers will raise the price and maximize profits. They also will pay a high price either because they want the product ( a discretionary decision ) or the need it.
Congress passed and the President signed legislation for the 2009 federal pay raise providing a 3.9 percent overall average increase for General Schedule employees. http://www.myfederalretirement.com/public/194.cfm
The President cannot raise the debt ceiling. It is set by Congress.
requesting a raise in pay
i'm trying to find that out too article 2 section 1 clause 7
Translation of 'demand you pay' in Tagalog: Kinakailangang bayaran mo
Absolute demand is demand without the ability to pay.
President Ronald Reagan gave the military its largest pay raises. Ranging from 10-17% his raises were instrumental in bringing military salaries up to the level of their civilian age and education equivalents.
A raise in demand for shelter
The last pay raise for U.S. Senators was in January 2009, when their salary increased from $169,300 to $174,000 per year. There has not been a pay raise for Senators since then.