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A student can work for a sawmill that is covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act if that student is at least what minimum age?
 
  (a) 14
  (b) 16
  (c) 18
  (d) 21

Question 2

_____47 to 48 of work force
 
  (a) profit is okay
  (b) keep costs within acceptable levels
  (c) ultra-rich
  (d) 65 to 70
  (e) working women
  (f) single parent families



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

e



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