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Thursday, September 24

AEI Piece Asks Whether Employers Can Seek Below-Market Pay

A new essay questions if businesses should have the same government leverage workers use for higher wages.

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A new essay from the American Enterprise Institute asks a pointed question: if workers can turn to government to secure pay above what the market would set, should employers be allowed to do the opposite and push for lower wages? The piece raises the idea without offering a conclusion. For small business owners, it touches on a debate that could shape future wage rules.

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