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"Donald has failed in almost every endeavor he has attempted. " --floridafan
"Abortion is not a moral issue. " --BidenPresident
"Propaganda can also be factual." --Flash
"Even after being vaccinated, you shed virus particles." --Jerome
"no slavery is forcing another into labor" -archives
"Evs are much safer from fires" -- Nordberg
"Abortion has killed no one." -- LurchAddams
"The atmosphere is among the factors that determines the Earth's atmosphere." --ZenMode
"Donald has failed in almost every endeavor he has attempted. " --floridafan
"Abortion is not a moral issue. " --BidenPresident
"Propaganda can also be factual." --Flash
"Even after being vaccinated, you shed virus particles." --Jerome
"no slavery is forcing another into labor" -archives
"Evs are much safer from fires" -- Nordberg
"Abortion has killed no one." -- LurchAddams
That is what I said. Price controls don't work.
Yes. It's a real problem. It is also not price controls. It is welfare.
Guess you don't.
Actually, they are.
Some of them, yes. Still not price controls. Welfare is not price controls. Welfare doesn't work either, of course.
Random number. You are making up numbers. The price of milk, like anything else, is determined by supply and demand.
"The atmosphere is among the factors that determines the Earth's atmosphere." --ZenMode
"Donald has failed in almost every endeavor he has attempted. " --floridafan
"Abortion is not a moral issue. " --BidenPresident
"Propaganda can also be factual." --Flash
"Even after being vaccinated, you shed virus particles." --Jerome
"no slavery is forcing another into labor" -archives
"Evs are much safer from fires" -- Nordberg
"Abortion has killed no one." -- LurchAddams
No. Any cost affects a corporation, regardless of it's size. Price controls do not work. Jobs are simply lost. Price controls always produce shortages. In this case, shortages of available jobs.
You are making stuff up again. Argument from randU.
Who are YOU to dictate markets? That's fascism, dude.
Rationalizing the dictation of markets doesn't change the government action you are trying to justify.
"The atmosphere is among the factors that determines the Earth's atmosphere." --ZenMode
"Donald has failed in almost every endeavor he has attempted. " --floridafan
"Abortion is not a moral issue. " --BidenPresident
"Propaganda can also be factual." --Flash
"Even after being vaccinated, you shed virus particles." --Jerome
"no slavery is forcing another into labor" -archives
"Evs are much safer from fires" -- Nordberg
"Abortion has killed no one." -- LurchAddams
No, but I worked a NEAR minimum wage part time job (that 1st job, in 2008, paid $8/hr, and my pay rate went up to just under $10/hr by the time that I quit it, after I received my Associates in Accounting degree, and then I started my currently held full time job, which paid slightly more than the almost $10/hr that I left behind when I started this 2nd job with zero experience, but today that same job pays quite a bit more since I now have experience under my belt and have taken on additional duties).
No, they can't. Do you realize how much it would cost McDonalds to raise their employees rates by even 50 cents/hr?
Price controls do not work, dude... They create shortages, in this case a shortage of jobs. There will be LESS JOBS AVAILABLE... Minimum wage is much better than ZERO wage...
LV426 (01-21-2021)
The multiplier effect. We know merely stopping Government spending by "closing government" can Cause a Recession.
Because wages have not kept up with inflation. Even the current push to fifteen dollars an hour is already outdated. According to one perspective, the minimum wage should be around eighteen dollars an hour based on gains in productivity.
LV426 (01-21-2021)
Does the multiplier effect theory (which I suspect you don't understand and cadged from a leftist website) guarantee that an unearned increase of income for one specific group won't drive consumer prices up in reaction to increased labor costs, thus negating the intent of the law?
"We" don't "know" that. You believe that. Prove it, if you can.
It’s not true that wages have been “flat” for “decades.” Wages have risen, faster than inflation, over the last several presidencies.
https://www.factcheck.org/2019/06/ar...ising-or-flat/
What makes you say that?
Is that so? Why stop there? Maybe in your fantasy world there's an unlimited pot of money available to pay people more than they agreed to work for when they accepted employment. Is that the case?
Here is an example of how inefficient our economy really is and why welfare spending costs so much when the minimum wage should be keeping up with inflation.
PoliTalker (01-21-2021)
That's not an example of a boost in minimum wages driving economic improvement, and it's not even close to analogous to what's being proposed. An employee requesting a wage increase or an employer granting one due to seniority is not the same thing as government forcing employers to increase pay for everyone in a wage bracket regardless of experience or productivity.
So? 2012? Really?
BTW, the inflation rate is 1.4%.
https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/current-inflation-rates/
Calipornia mandated incremental minimum wage increases in 2017. They are still are experiencing higher than average rates of poverty, homelessness, and dependence on public assistance.
https://www.thecentersquare.com/california/california-continues-to-have-the-highest-poverty-level-in-the-nation/article_45a6e2fc-f9f8-11ea-a19d-cf1649965470.html
The truth is the money for 15 exists in the economy right now. It is just confiscated by the owners. Papa Johns owner used the same arguments you rightys are using for not raising wages to 15. He screamed about how he could not afford it and would have to shut down. here is his home. https://people.com/home/the-house-th...ion-on-tiktok/
The head of Mcdonald's makes over 18 million a year.
Last edited by Nordberg; 01-21-2021 at 10:55 AM.
LV426 (01-21-2021)
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