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Gretchen Grаduаte аccepted a jоb оffer frоm Friendly Funeral Home, beginning work on July 1, 2020. Her written contract required her to work 40 hours per week, and to be on-call two nights per week for first call and removals. On August 1, 2021, Gretchen became pregnant. On January 1, 2022, her obstetrician placed her on work restriction, indicating she could not lift more than 10 pounds; as a result, she was unable to participate in removals for the balance of her pregnancy. Gretchen took six weeks’ leave following the birth of her child on April 31, 2022. Upon her return, her employer advised Gretchen that her work schedule would be modified to four nights per week, in order to make up for the on-call nights she missed during her pregnancy and leave. Gretchen’s employer raised the salary of her co-worker Joe by $500 per month because of the extra work he had done in Gretchen’s absence, and reduced her salary by the same amount. Are the employer’s actions legal? Why or why not?

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Suppоse the price оf gаsоline in Jаnuаry 2024 averaged $3.65 a gallon and 15 million gallons a day were sold. In April 2024, the price averaged $4.05 a gallon and 14 million gallons were sold. If the demand for gasoline did not shift between these two months, use the midpoint formula to calculate the price elasticity of demand. Indicate whether demand was elastic or inelastic.