My problem with paying the "market rate" is that if there's a shortage, this is probably a sign that the market rate is too low. "Is it too low?" That isn't re

My problem with paying the "market rate" is that if there's a shortage, this is probably a sign that the market rate is too low. "Is it too low?" That isn't really for me to say. Generally speaking, it isn't for the government to say either. In a market economy, the market determines this. I see no reason to put corporations in control of the immigration system, with the power to decide who is allowed to come here and what jobs they're allowed to work, just because they don't like the market's answer.