I agree in this case. Though there’s probably a good economics lesson to be learned here about how to instrument what’s a market move to a new price level and w

I agree in this case. Though there’s probably a good economics lesson to be learned here about how to instrument what’s a market move to a new price level and what’s above or below that. Without getting into it-when the employers typically have much much more power than their employees at a broad level (even legalistic levels) then I’m inclined to conclude the worker was being undervalued as opposed to inappropriately hoarded by a competitor.