select the text that has a more objective tone. supporters of minimum - wage laws maintain that they enhance…

select the text that has a more objective tone. supporters of minimum - wage laws maintain that they enhance the work ethic and increase the standard of living of workers and that they decrease the cost of social welfare programs and protect workers against exploitation at the hands of their employers. the belief that increasing the minimum wage is socially beneficial is a delusion. it is short - sighted and ignores evident reality. workers who retain their jobs are made better off but only at the expense of unskilled, mostly young, workers who either lose their jobs or cant find a job at the legal minimum. from james dorn, \the minimum wage delusion, and the death of common sense,\ copyright 2013 by forbes media and from \minimum wage,\ copyright 1998 by encyclopædia britannica

select the text that has a more objective tone. supporters of minimum - wage laws maintain that they enhance the work ethic and increase the standard of living of workers and that they decrease the cost of social welfare programs and protect workers against exploitation at the hands of their employers. the belief that increasing the minimum wage is socially beneficial is a delusion. it is short - sighted and ignores evident reality. workers who retain their jobs are made better off but only at the expense of unskilled, mostly young, workers who either lose their jobs or cant find a job at the legal minimum. from james dorn, \the minimum wage delusion, and the death of common sense,\ copyright 2013 by forbes media and from \minimum wage,\ copyright 1998 by encyclopædia britannica

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The first text presents the views of minimum - wage law supporters without judgment. The second text uses terms like "delusion" and makes value - laden statements, showing a subjective tone.

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Supporters of minimum - wage laws maintain that they enhance the work ethic and increase the standard of living of workers and that they decrease the cost of social welfare programs and protect workers against exploitation at the hands of their employers.