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15 Nobel peace prize winning economists
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15 Nobel peace prize winning economists
You shits crashed the economy in 2008
Why should we ever listen to you shits again
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Biden's Build Back Better Plan Will 'Ease' Inflation, 15 Nobel Prize Economists Say
BY JASON LEMON ON 9/16/21 AT 2:23 PM EDT
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Biden's Build Back Better Plan Will 'Ease' Inflation, 15 Nobel Prize Economists Say
BY JASON LEMON ON 9/16/21 AT 2:23 PM EDT
You shits Fail in practice
Fuck you right wing dog breath boys
You always fuck things up when your right wing economic idiot ideas are actually used
so are you then.
can you guarantee prices won't rise if minimum wage isnt raised?
no you can't.
so stfu.
You're a bigger fuckin' idiot than Frank.
See, as the owner of my business, I can guarantee what happens with my pricing. If I want to keep my prices where they are and not raise them, I can most definitely do that.
I don't suspect you'll have the balls to actually answer a question, but I'll give it a shot. Now that I've answered your question, please answer mine: Do you honestly think prices will remain the same if minimum wage is raised? Here in Florida, minimum wage is ten bucks an hour. Voters decided it needs to be $15 an hour; a hike of 50%. Do you honestly expect that prices on consumer goods won't increase, as well?
There's also housing, utilities, transportation, insurance, taxes, etc.
What is the cost of living index comparison between the US and Denmark...realizing that the US is a sooo much larger than the little country by the sea.**
Here's the data in individual states: https://meric.mo.gov/data/cost-living-data-series
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**Denmark population 5.8M is about the same as Wisconsin's. The US is 330M. Denmark is 16.6K sq. miles; Maryland is 12.4K and West Virginia is 24K.
Raising the minimum wage may help improve supply-side efficiency.
Is that how economics works in right-wing fantasy. Why wouldn't persons with more money spend more of that income on goods and services?yes. a shrinking customer base will eliminate vendor savings which result from bulk buys of raw materials.
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if that's how you want to think of it.
and of course, people go into business to improve the efficiency of overall societal operations.
Is that how economics works in right-wing fantasy. Why wouldn't persons with more money spend more of that income on goods and services?
Nice diversionary story, bro.That statement holds true into the upper middle class. But the really powerful people use vast hedge funds to sculpt society in their favor.
Nice diversionary story, bro.
The point was that persons with capital to circulate will do so instead of be homeless.I thought you were making an argument how it's in capitalists best interest to have a consumer class.
guess not.
what was your point exactly?
get the discussion back on track.
The point was that persons with capital to circulate will do so instead of be homeless.

So, you want $15 to start as a cashier at Wal-Mart?
I rarely go to Wal-Mart, but the last time I was there (about three weeks ago) there were two cashiers on duty, and eight self-service lanes open.
It's a smart move by Wal-Mart. At $15 an hour, eight cashier lanes running 17 hours a day (my local Wal-Mart is open from 6am-11pm) costs Wal-Mart $2,040 per day to operate. In just 2-1/2 days a single kiosk can pay for itself (they run around five grand a pop). The kiosk then no longer needs anything; no training, no time off, no breaks, no health insurance, no paid holidays; nothing.
This is where retail is headed. If we assume ten kiosks per store and an otherwise hourly wage of $15 an hour per soon-to-be-out-of-work cashier, once these kiosks pay for themselves (which would happen in rather short order) Wal-Mart will save a total of $2,550 per day in hourly wages. That's $17,850 per week, or $928,200 a year, and that's per store. Wal-Mart has approximately 10,500 stores. If this approach was put in place in all of their stores, Wal_Mart would save $9,746,100,00 per year.
Many retailers will follow Wal-Mart's lead. If the kiosk idea ultimately fails, Wal-Mart is large enough to absorb the loss. If it succeeds, though, other retailers will start adopting the use of kiosks instead of employing cashier's. Even the largest grocery stores (which are also currently employing self-serve kiosks) will be able to operate with far fewer employees.
This is just an observation based on what I've seen locally here in northeast Florida. I have to believe that northeast Florida is not unique...
15 bucks is worth less than 7.35 was when it was established. Profits are at all-time highs. If you do not get raise, you are taking pay cuts due to inflation.