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by the laws of supply and demand
it means the amount that someone gets payed should be determined by where they work, how they work, the amount of work, and what they're working for(type of work)
Decreased mortgage interest rates and a decrease in construction workers' wages would both be likely to cause the selling price of a house to decrease.
com·mand e·con·o·mynounan economy in which production, investment, prices, and incomes are determined centrally by a government.
Improved wages was the main effect of the Nazi economic policies due to the fact that sales had increased from 1934 to 1938 and the improved wages but the rising prices of food were negating the improved wages but the other effects were as important as the improved wages such as the falling unemployment, working conditions and the price rises.
Wages are a payment for services of labour whether mental or physical,wages includes fees, commission and salaries
by the laws of supply and demand
Wages have been classified into three different categories. The categories are living wages, minimum wages, and fair wages. Living wages are often defined as the wages needed in order to provide the necessities in order to live; such as food, clothing, and housing. Minimum wage is determined by the government, and are the lowest wages one can legally earn. Fair wage is the mean between the living wage and the minimum wage.
Office of Price Administration
it means the amount that someone gets payed should be determined by where they work, how they work, the amount of work, and what they're working for(type of work)
price of goods went down
About £15, the monthly wages of the average household in 1950.
In the Bible times it was about a years wages.
a clause in a contarct that automatically increases wages to account for increases in the price level
The government determined prices, wages, and products.
The government determined prices, wages, and products.
Keith Sydney Isles has written: 'Wages policy and the price level' -- subject(s): Prices, Wages