Wage suppression refers to practices or policies that artificially limit pay growth, often through reduced bargaining power, automation, or weakened labor protections. It is used by employers to boost profits by lowering labor costs. Benefits typically flow to shareholders, executives, and companies in competitive industries seeking cost advantages.
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