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Sure, but they are framing the problem incorrectly which will poorly bound the types of solutions legislators will shoot for. If the problem is framed as "Walma
by Thriptic 9y ago
Sure, but they are framing the problem incorrectly which will poorly bound the types of solutions legislators will shoot for. If the problem is framed as "Walmart is abusing the system" then the proposed solutions will probably all be some variant of "punish Walmart". However, the problem is actually that the system (wage laws, tax laws, etc) is poorly serving its constituents, not that Walmart is abusing it. The proposed solutions to this problem look very different and involve raising the minimum wage and changing the way tax incentives are provided.