Persuasive Essay: Raising Minimum Wage
|Raising the minimum wage |
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|College Composition#1 |
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|7/22/2010 |
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|Gwendolyn Hatcher |
[pic] Hi Gwendolyn,
Thank you for sharing your work with the KU Writing Center! I hope you will find my feedback helpful, not just for this project but also for others to come. To make sure you can read my comments in Microsoft Word, please select “Final Showing Markup” from your “Review” menu. (If you received PDF files, the feedback is …show more content…
And in Georgia three thousand five hundred people have loss state benefits each week. There are 900,000 people out of work and out of benefits. Unemployed Americans who’s jobless and homeless will receive no benefits. Even more important than the number of low-wage employees living in poor household is the total of low-wage employees who are the head of poor households. While there is strong empirical evidence to suggest the increasing the minimum wage will have adverse employment effects-only 3.8 percent would go to single mother household as poverty becomes more a problem of house worked and not wage level anti-governed income policies that focus on incomes, such as the earned income tax
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|College Composition#1 |
| |
|7/22/2010 |
| |
|Gwendolyn Hatcher |
[pic] Hi Gwendolyn,
Thank you for sharing your work with the KU Writing Center! I hope you will find my feedback helpful, not just for this project but also for others to come. To make sure you can read my comments in Microsoft Word, please select “Final Showing Markup” from your “Review” menu. (If you received PDF files, the feedback is …show more content…
And in Georgia three thousand five hundred people have loss state benefits each week. There are 900,000 people out of work and out of benefits. Unemployed Americans who’s jobless and homeless will receive no benefits. Even more important than the number of low-wage employees living in poor household is the total of low-wage employees who are the head of poor households. While there is strong empirical evidence to suggest the increasing the minimum wage will have adverse employment effects-only 3.8 percent would go to single mother household as poverty becomes more a problem of house worked and not wage level anti-governed income policies that focus on incomes, such as the earned income tax