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The post didn't argue that raising wages of workers was bad, it argued that raising the wages of workers produces unemployment which you didn't address at all.
by winstonewert 10y ago
The post didn't argue that raising wages of workers was bad, it argued that raising the wages of workers produces unemployment which you didn't address at all.
- dsfyu404ed 10y agoThe point he failed to make was that finding employees in a rural area is a "near zero" sum game. When a large employer raises its wage a big chunk of people who work a few hours at a second job stop working that second job.
- haalcion3 10y ago> When a large employer raises its wage a big chunk of people who work a few hours at a second job stop working that second job. With the U.S. underemployment rate at 12.9%, having additional jobs available for people to take shouldn't be a bad thing: https://www.statista.com/statistics/205240/us-underemployment-rate/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/205240/us-underemploymen...