Yes, Now a days Inflation rate is increases very fastly but the wage rate is increases as much they should increase. The cost of every thing is rises. So the raising the minimum wage is likely to cause a shortage of people willing to work.
a shortage
Actually, during a shortage, people are generally willing to pay more for an item due to limited availability and increased demand. This phenomenon can lead to higher prices as consumers compete for the scarce resource. Conversely, if prices are artificially kept low during a shortage, it can result in further depletion of stock, as suppliers may not find it economically viable to replenish inventory. Therefore, the typical market response is an increase in price rather than a decrease.
The free market system is more likely to respond faster because they know that with the demand being so high people will be willing to pay more then before.
Minimum efficient scale (MES) is a term used in industrial organization to denote the smallest output that a plant (or firm) can produce such that its long run average costs are minimized. This concept is useful in determining the likely market structure of a market. For instance, if the minimum efficient scale is small relative to the overall size of the market (demand for the good), there will be a large number of firms. The firms in this market will be likely to behave in a perfectly competitive manor due to the large number of competitors.
Carol, a single mother who works 35 hours a week at a job that pays slightly above minimum wage
Econ 101. (simplified version) Raising the minimum wage rate would more likely than not, increase the crime rate. By increasing the minimum wage, employers will be able to hire fewer workers. At the macro level, fewer workers hired will net an increase in unemployment rates. As unemployment rates increase, so too do crime rates.
a shortage
Unless you've already found someone willing to buy your house at a price your lender is willing to accept, then you will most likely need to list your property with a Realtor.
What are the likely maximum and minimum values for this measurement 20.4+_0.1cm
Shortage of food
Shortage of food.
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Actually, during a shortage, people are generally willing to pay more for an item due to limited availability and increased demand. This phenomenon can lead to higher prices as consumers compete for the scarce resource. Conversely, if prices are artificially kept low during a shortage, it can result in further depletion of stock, as suppliers may not find it economically viable to replenish inventory. Therefore, the typical market response is an increase in price rather than a decrease.
Shortage of food
Perhaps. Most likely because poverty causes a shortage of schools.MARKED
Most banks will have a minimum amount that they are willing to lend for a mortgage. Typically they will not lend less than $40,000, but prefer amounts greater than $50,000. Any amount under approximately $100,000 is likely to have a higher interest rate in order for the bank to make a profit off of the loan.
Somewhere hot or cold, there is a high likely hood there will be a shortage of chairs.