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"The prospect of a higher wage bill is not the only increasing cost they face, " he said, adding land and raw material prices are going up.

And just as each manufacturer wants a higher price for his particular product, so each worker wants a higher wage or salary.

Workers on lower wages consume much of their income, while higher wage earners and those with capital income are more likely to save.

Higher-wage workers would receive inducements to leave, paving way for lesser paid new hires.

Higher wage growth would have two great advantages for China and for the rest of the world.

Sakala says all levels of government have had months to prepare for higher wage bills.

But he is also quick to point out other factors, from higher wage costs to the cyclical impact of a surge in bank lending.

The prospect of higher wage increases is one justification; others include the fastest money-supply growth for 17 years, reported this week.

The ECB fears inflation rates, driven up by oil and commodity prices, could become entrenched via higher wage demands.

That's easy too: if more people have college degrees, they'll qualify for higher wage work.

That, plus demographic changes, should mean a sustained period of higher wage inflation.

Further, higher wage settlements may not necessarily lead to lower margins.

If Harvard has to pay its unskilled workers a higher wage, it will hire fewer of them.

Second, higher wage settlements would reverse labor's declining share in China's national income.

University graduate, I want to go to the U. S. to improve English proficiency for future work to find a higher wage.

Ford's higher-wage and lower-cost strategy was strongly

the higher wage level, the better the level of development of flow economy;