Suppose a state has adopted a minimum wage requirement of $18 per hour with the goal of improving the lives of those working low-skilled jobs. After a few years of this minimum wage increase, the state is experiencing higher rates of unemployment, especially among low-skilled labor. The state evaluates its options and decides to repeal the minimum wage law and lower the minimum wage to $11.50, which they feel will help fix unemployment and give them time to seek other options. What is this law an example of? a. relying on the judicial system to resolve problems b. strengthening liberty of individuals c. inaction and a lack of accountability d. a state acting as a laboratory of democracy