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It’s not the business of the federal government to dictate to each state what their minimum wage should be. States are free to make their own decisions on minim
by cwhiz 6y ago
It’s not the business of the federal government to dictate to each state what their minimum wage should be. States are free to make their own decisions on minimum wage. Citizens within those states can vote to change it, and if they don’t like it, they can leave to another state.
- reducesuffering 6y agoDo you agree with free markets and globalization dictating unskilled labor's wages in the same way? Your suggestion is a miniature version of that. If one state sets no min. wage, most factories will be based in this state, and much of unskilled labor will be forced to move to this state as the other states won't be competitive because of the higher cost of labor. Isn't this similar to the US' predicament with regards to global labor (like Chinese and Indian factories) being much cheaper, thus many US made products aren't competitive on price?