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What type of regulation increases costs for consumers but helps US business?
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∙ 8y ago
Price floors are supposed to have that effect.
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Which type regulation increases costs for consumers but help US business?
Laws that increase the minimum wage for workers
Which type of regulation increases costs for consumers but helps US businesses?
Laws that increase the minimum wage for workers
Which type of regulation costs for consumers but helps U.S. Businesses?
Laws that increase the minimum wage for workers
According to cost benefit analysis additional regulation increases the welfare of society if?
The social benefits of additional regulation exceed the social costs of the added regulation Aplia SUCK$ ;)
The key issue of regulatory policy is?
whether the costs imposed by regulation on business outweigh its potential benefits.
What has the author J M Klumpes written?
J. M. Klumpes has written: 'Vulnerable consumers, financial services and estimating the costs and benefits of regulation : appendix 2 of Vulnerable Consumers and Financial Services'
How slavery helped America prosper?
Free labor lowers business costs and increases profit.
When the price of a capital good increases what happens to the prices of related consumers goods and services?
Prices increase due to the increase in production costs.
What led to deregulation in the mid-1970s?
Beginning in the mid-1970s, increased dissatisfaction with the burdens of regulation, especially the costs imposed on consumers, led to the deregulation of a number of industries
How can a regulation affect a producers output decisions?
Regulation is much like a tax. Because it increases costs, it will lead to higher prices and lower output.
Why are business technologies good?
capital investments are used to reduce the cost of production, which lowers the costs of goods, which increases customer volume and demand
What are the costs of business known as?
if you are talking about the costs associated with running a business, they are called "operating costs" there are also the costs that are required to get a business running, they are called "startup costs"
