Suppose a state has adopted a minimum wage requirement of $18 per hour with the goal of improving the lives of those working low-skilled jobs. After a few years of this minimum wage increase, the state is experiencing higher rates of unemployment, especially among low-skilled labor. The state evaluates its options and decides to repeal the minimum wage law and lower the minimum wage to $11.50, which they feel will help fix unemployment and give them time to seek other options. What is this law an example of? a. strengthening liberty of individuals b. a state acting as a laboratory of democracy c. relying on the judicial system to resolve problems d. inaction and a lack of accountability

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The situation described is an example of b a state acting as a laboratory of democracy Heres why Lab... View the full answer