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In 2018, two members of Congress introduced the Stop Bad Employers by Zeroing Out Subsidies Act, legislation they hoped would increase wages of employees who were receiving government assistance. These members of Congress thought this legislation would give firms a reason to raise employee wages so fewer employees would receive the government assistance. Under the act, firms whose employees received assistance from government programs such as Medicaid and SNAP would be required to:__________.

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There are rules guiding any processes.  Under the act, firms whose employees received assistance from government programs such as Medicaid and SNAP would be required to:  

  • pay a tax equal to cost of the assistance.

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