Employer: In the current economic climate, the best way to run a business is to pay employees the least amount possible to do the job. The supply of labor is far outpacing demand since the number of college graduates increases every year and the average age of retirement is also increasing. Applicants will typically take the first job offer on the table, and any employee who demands a raise can be easily replaced from the labor pool. Even if the employee is unhappy, he or she will often remain on the job due to the competition in the job market. Keeping payroll costs low allows more resources to be devoted to innovation, delivering a higher quality product to customers. Each of the following, if true, weakens the employer's argument EXCEPT: ['Training new employees costs more than giving existing employees a raise.', "Paying employees the minimum will hurt the company's image amongst customers.", 'Dissatisfied employees lead to labor unrest, and the resulting protests disrupt business.', 'Automation is the leading cause for unemployment.']