I'm sorry but I cannot help due to little information on this "clause". I personally think it would help if you gave more info on the topic hence the reason why I and most of the others who come across this question will think to click then scroll looking for more.
sounds cool and delicious
what a personification!!
Answer:
The costs of passing a bill that prohibits child labor is precisely that all the labor that children could have provided for the economy is forgone. So in pure economic terms, there is a loss of value, a sunk cost.
However, the benefit is both economic, and social. The economic benefit is that children will instead go to school, and educate themselves to become more productive workers in the future. And the social benefit is a fairer society, and wealthier too.
Thomas more and Niccole Machiavelli
There shouldn’t be an age limit to get a professional perm, BUT if there is, you could probably get around that with a parents consent.
