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Yes, it’s in their immediate interest in the same way as working for $5/day is preferable to not working.
by IfOnlyYouKnew 6y ago
Yes, it’s in their immediate interest in the same way as working for $5/day is preferable to not working.
- logicchains 6y agoAnd so the law just pushes the service out of existence, like a high minimum wage just leaves the people who couldn't generate more than $5/day jobless (otherwise Africa could just set the minimum wage to $20/hour and eliminate proverty. The world doesn't work that way.).