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alex41 [277]
3 years ago
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George LaDuc is the manager of a nonprofit agency that provides transportation for parents of children with life-threatening dis

eases. Each year the prices of necessities such as groceries, housing, and electricity continue to rise, but LaDuc's salary stays the same. LaDuc’s ____ is being eroded by his stagnant salary and increasing prices.
Business
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