Sentence examples for wages always from inspiring English sources
And I don't think the claim that higher wages always mean less employment is as universal as Mr Ozimek makes it out to be.
In the first years of the 21st Century, wages always rose more quickly than prices, which meant consumer spending power increased year after year.
As a grad student and as a writer, the thought that there are people out there chasing other people to get them to work at massive wages always seemed to me like a bounty hunter scene out of a strange science fiction movie.
As a legal matter, unpaid wages always have top priority in a bankruptcy.
In that time, there has been a big increase in the cost of living: rent, transport and everything is increasing but the minimum wage always remains low regardless.
An obvious way to verify that federal minimum wage variation plays a role is to vary artificially the federal minimum wage, always being careful to keep track of what this does to state minimum wages in the cross-border state – nothing if it stays below the state minimum, but changing it if the federal minimum wage is binding.
ADRZ note that if we take a sample of observations where the federal minimum wage always prevails, so MWstS = MWtF for all t, and let S' denote the bordering state, then the regression model E s t = γ M W s t S + δ M W s t S ' + D s θ + D t λ + ϵ s t (3). is the same as E s t = γ M W t F + δ M W s t S ' + D s θ + D t λ + ϵ s t (4).
The low-wages always take center stage when foreign reporters illuminate the plight of Cuban athletes, but these other factors are the context and perspective that many Cuban athletes readily celebrate on the island.
Attitudes about gun ownership tend to align fairly closely with political views in general and defending the 2nd Amendment has been a positive wedge issue for the Republicans in the same way that the minimum wage always plays much better in states painted blue.
Prices and wages would always set their own levels in the marketplace.
Their inflexible conclusion that wages would always be driven down earned the subsistence theory the name "iron law of wages".
