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2022-12-11 16:21:45
Economists have competing models of minimum wage impacts on fast food prices, but all show increases. In the context of a 2022 min. wage law in CA, UC Riverside’s Chris Thornberg predicts a $22/hr rate would raise prices 20%, while UC Berkeley’s Michael Reich predicts 2.3%. [Link]
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Economists have competing models of minimum wage impacts on fast food prices, but all show increases. In the context of a 2022 min. wage law in CA, UC Riverside’s Chris Thornberg predicts a $22/hr rate would raise prices 20%, while UC Berkeley’s Michael Reich predicts 2.3%. [Link]
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2024-06-22 16:00:19
It’s clearly a joke, but also posted in context of a recent viral tiktok by a mother applying the “free school” to homeschooling. This falls under the Unstructured homeschool program category discussed here ([Link] Kids taught this way score lower than kids in conventional schools.
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It’s clearly a joke, but also posted in context of a recent viral tiktok by a mother applying the “free school” to homeschooling. This falls under the Unstructured homeschool program category discussed here ([Link] Kids taught this way score lower than kids in conventional schools.
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