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What is the minimum salary allowed by law?
minimum wage
What is a minimum price allowed by law is called?
Optional. Pre-Socialism. Bottom limit, lower limit, price floor (stole that from the guy who answered it right!)
A maximum price allowed by law is called?
Price ceiling
An effective minimum wage can lead to?
the law of supply states that price and quantity supplied are
Under Pennsylvania law where are persons twenty one years of age and older allowed to drink alcoholic beverages?
It is 21, with exceptions as provided by state law.
What is the law driving with bald tires?
It's not allowed. It is a violation of vehicle safety regulations. If you'd get caught out in rain they'd hydroplane real easily, that's why the law require a certain minimum tread depth.
A 1938 law set a minimum what?
wage
Who can purchase real estate?
Generally, anyone who can afford the purchase price in those areas where private ownership of real estate is allowed by law.
Were Lawyers allowed to practice law in the colony of Massachusetts Bay?
they were not allowed to practice law
What does the term mere supply of information mean in law of contract?
It means that the lowest price at which a seller will sell property or goods is not neccessarily the price that he will charge the buyer making such an enquiry.
Why are there two minimum wages in the US?
There is one federal minimum wage law. Most states also have a separate minimum wage law than the federal, which might be higher.
Which US states do not have a minimum wage?
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, and Tennessee do not have minimum wage laws. This does not mean they do not have minimum wages because there is a federal minimum wage that these states must still enforce. States can only choose to have higher minimum wages than the federal law or have no specific law at all and enforce the federal law.
