Which of the following is most strongly suggested about U.S. employers of Mexican immigrants? (a) Most of these employers pay illegal Mexican immigrants less money than they pay legal Mexican immigrants. (b) Some of these employers either violate or are exempt from wage laws. (c) Without Mexican imm...

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For years, employers in the United States have counted on a steady flow of laborers from Mexico willing to accept low-skilled, low paying jobs. These workers, many of whom leave economically depressed villages in the Mexican interior, are often willing to work for wages well below both the U.S. mini...

Hi, Please post the entire RC passage so we can help you. For years, employers in the United States have counted on a steady flow of laborers from Mexico willing to accept low-skilled, low paying jobs. These workers, many of whom leave economically depressed villages in the Mexican interior, are of...

Of course the passage doesn’t SAY the employers are breaking the law; that’s why the question is asking which one is most strongly SUGGESTED. Immigrants are working, they are willing to accept illegally low wages, it is reasonable to conclude that employers may be paying lower than minimum wage. Yo...

Source Online Lab Yes/No DS If x is a positive integer, is sqrt (x) an integer? 1. sqrt(4x) is an integer 2. sqrt(3x) is not an integer If we take x= 1/4 you will notice that this satisfies the criteria in the question and no.1 however sqrt(1/4) is not an integer. Thus answer a is insufficient. The...