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> workers tend to make more money in Sweden. In the US GDP is mainly distributed to the upper classes. That just isn’t true. And, in minimum wage, the number o
by briandear 7y ago
> workers tend to make more money in Sweden. In the US GDP is mainly distributed to the upper classes.
That just isn’t true. And, in minimum wage, the number of people that make minimum wage is extremely small — not even 2% of the total workforce.
https://mises.org/wire/when-it-comes-household-income-sweden-and-germany-rank-kentucky https://mises.org/wire/when-it-comes-household-income-sweden...
- walterstucco 7y agothat's true everywhere in the world. because most of the workers make a just a little but more or don't even make it.
- oblio 7y agoI don't know if regular Walmart employees make minimum wage, but I'd rather be a cashier at Aldi in Germany than one at Aldi in Kentucky (sorry Kentucky, I'm just using you as an example from the linked article).