What happens to unemployment when labor markets are strictly regulated?
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Cithlaly.Dee
The amount of people hired is reduced, hours are cut, taxes on business and hiring fees increase, and more people become reliant on government subsidies to live.
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Jul 23, 2020
CLiechtenstein
A good example of a labor protective law that harms jobs is California AB-5, which bans freelance work. It becomes costly to app based employers, and they want to pull out of the California market. This costs gig jobs.
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The amount of people hired is reduced, hours are cut, taxes on business and hiring fees increase, and more people become reliant on government subsidies to live.
A good example of a labor protective law that harms jobs is California AB-5, which bans freelance work. It becomes costly to app based employers, and they want to pull out of the California market. This costs gig jobs.