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Usually productivity and direct results. But a lot of it has to do with whether or not an employee is vocal about wanting a raise. Few employers are likely to give out significant wage increases if they do not feel like they need to. So much of it lies in the hands of the employee.
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When autoworkers negotiate a wage increase the supply of cars?
the wage of the autoworkers will increase
What are the basis of an increase or decrease in supply?
demand in supply is the basis of it's increase and decrease
The consumption function will shift up if?
households expect an increase in the minimum wage in the future.
How do wages effect on labor supply?
A higher wage will increase the quantity supplied of labor, however it will not affect the entire labor supply curve. As for individual industries, it depends on the specific labor elasticity. If the Supply is inelastic, a relatively large change in wage will yield a relatively small change in quantity supplied. However, if the labor supply is elastic, a relatively small wage increase will return a relatively large quantity increase.
What are two variants of cost-push inflation?
1. Wage Price Spiralis when workers receive a significant wage increase, which is passed to consumers through higher prices, which decreases SAS. if wages continue to increase, then the Reserve Bank should increase the supply of money to restore full employment equilibrium......
When autoworkers negotiate a wage increase the supply of cars?
the wage of the autoworkers will increase
When is there going to be a wage increase in North Carolina?
There is going to be a wage increase in North Carolina from July 1st 2014.
What is the average wage used as basis for NZ superannuation?
Intact
What are the basis of an increase or decrease in supply?
demand in supply is the basis of it's increase and decrease
What is a compounded wage increase and how does it differ from a standard wage increase?
A compounded wage increase is when an employee's salary is raised by a certain percentage each year, and the new salary is calculated based on the previous year's increased amount. This differs from a standard wage increase, where the salary is raised by a fixed amount each year without considering previous increases.
The coal strike of 1919 ended when the?
NovaNET Answer: government ordered a 14 percent wage increase.
What was the minimum wage in 1977 in SC?
The minimum wage in SC is definitely going to increase.
Which type of regulation increases costs for consumers but helps US businesses?
Laws that increase the minimum wage for workers
If your state raises the minimum wage will your pay increase?
if you are on the minimum wage, then yes, your pay should reflect that.
What was the Ohio minimum wage in 2006?
In 2006, the minimum wage in Ohio was $6.50 per hour. This rate was established following a ballot initiative in 2006 that aimed to gradually increase the minimum wage in the state. The wage was set to increase annually based on inflation, reflecting the cost of living adjustments.
Which of the following transactions results in an increase in expenses?
wage payable
What increase during Great Depression?
wage losses were 40%
