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Qaagi - Book of Why

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well recognized within neoclassical economicscould causewage and price stickiness

wage demandscould leadto sticky real wages

any timecan setwages low

Union agreementssetwage stand

which will helpdiscoverwage disparities

the factorscausingstickiness of wages

the tax changeshave causedwage inequities

all policiescausesticky wages

in this case(passive) is causedsticky wages

Another factorcontributesto sticky wages

a look at the top reasonscontributeto sticky wages

at the individual levelleadto sticky wages

Its automatic annual adjustmentcan contributeto wage stickiness

the factorsinfluencingWage fixation

fearto causewage nonpayment

Productivity of labouralso influenceswage fixation

Economic structure ProfitledWage restraint

Productivity arising from advanced technology and more - efficient methods of productionwill influencewage fixation

an increase in the minimum wagecauseswage spillovers

by low demand for workers ( especially low skilled ones(passive) caused bywages

through fair negotiations between the parties in the labour market : governments , employers and worker representatives(passive) should be setWages

at a level that would not adversely affect the wages of U.S. workers(passive) would be setWages

at a rate that would not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of U.S. workers(passive) to be setwages

the employer , which are above market equilibrium wages(passive) set bywages

The fact that these jobs are being taken by foreigners who will work for minimum wageis causingwages

by a high unemployment rate or a lack of demand in the economy(passive) caused bywages

Wage strategies and factors ... : wage policyinfluencingwages

the resultant increase in competition living condition of workers(passive) caused bywages

by fewer jobs for workers(passive) caused bywages

to increase - again - for unionized city employees(passive) are setWages

collective bargaining agreements by industryto setwages

The market for laborwill setwages

the government under the Minimum Wages Act(passive) set bywages

by an injury at work(passive) caused bywages

competition for labor(passive) caused bywages

negotiations between the state and unions(passive) were set byWages

by Chinese and other slave - level labour(passive) caused bywages

according to local prevailing rates(passive) will be setWages

wages markets wagesinfluencedwages

by various factors such as lowering the price of labour ( rise in labour productivity ) and contributing to its increase ( increase of the qualification of employees(passive) is influencedwages

a standard minimum fee(passive) set bya standard minimum fee

unemploymentcan causeunemployment

from clerical errorscan resultfrom clerical errors

in less employee turnoverresultin less employee turnover

in tense socio - economic situationresultedin tense socio - economic situation

unemployment(passive) caused byunemployment

Cycles in unemployment(passive) are largely caused byCycles in unemployment

in short - term job lossesmay resultin short - term job losses

unemployment and recessioncausedunemployment and recession

recessions that animates advocacy for inflation is(passive) are caused byrecessions that animates advocacy for inflation is

unemploymentcauseunemployment

to unemployment ledto unemployment

unemploymentDo ... causeunemployment

to unemploymentcontributesto unemployment

to unemploymentledto unemployment

to unemploymentleadto unemployment

unemploymentcausingunemployment

to unemploymentcan leadto unemployment

unemployment or notcauseunemployment or not

in unemploymentresultin unemployment

sticky pricescausesticky prices

the problemcausethe problem

to unemploymentleadsto unemployment

unemploymentcausesunemployment

unemployment(passive) caused byunemployment

alsocontributedalso

to unemployment a negative income taxledto unemployment a negative income tax

to real effects for monetary policyleadto real effects for monetary policy

all recessionscauseall recessions

excess layoffscausedexcess layoffs

to counter - cyclical real wagesleadingto counter - cyclical real wages

to a relatively comfortable lifecould leadto a relatively comfortable life

in increased unemployment and other labor market adjustment problemscould resultin increased unemployment and other labor market adjustment problems

to persistent unemployment Cmay leadto persistent unemployment C

real sales volumes to dropcausereal sales volumes to drop

unemploymentcauseunemployment

in increased unemployment and other labor market adjustment problems ( Ross 1958could resultin increased unemployment and other labor market adjustment problems ( Ross 1958

to large movements in employmentcan leadto large movements in employment

workerspromptedworkers

to high turnover rateshave ledto high turnover rates

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