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Those laws try to avoid a race to the bottom for employees who, being the biggest part of the population, should be who benefice most of the economy. Of course
by RobertoG 10y ago
Those laws try to avoid a race to the bottom for employees who, being the biggest part of the population, should be who benefice most of the economy.
Of course, there is going to be downsides, but it's too easy speak about paternalistic government and not to mention the obvious conflict of interest between labour and business.
- grantlmiller 10y agoThis comment illustrates an important socialist fallacy... employees are not the biggest part of the economy, consumers are! Consumers win when the products and services they buy are less expensive & better (ie the people who produce them are more efficient).