Exploring the ethical, legal, and practical sides of a 1913 Minnesota wage law.
This book surveys the idea of a legislative minimum wage, explains its historical context, and weighs how such a rule could work in practice.
This edition sets the Minnesota debate in a broader frame, showing how lawmakers, employers, and workers have wrestled with the concept. It discusses essential questions about enforcement, constitutional limits, and the role of government in protecting health and living standards. The analysis moves from ethical arguments to economic theory and legal constraints, including references to landmark cases that shape the discussion."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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