Why were industrialists able to pay such low wages?

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In industrial times, most workers were less skilled and were paid by the hour or by the piece. Clearly, employers wanted to cut costs to maximize profits, and a key way was to cut labor s wages: A. Iron Law of Wages: many employers cited this law as justification for paying low wages.

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