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Your citation points out that a McMeal in Denmark costs around 12$ while in the US costs around 10$. Even if you blindly assume that revenue is tied to salarie
by fivea 5y ago
Your citation points out that a McMeal in Denmark costs around 12$ while in the US costs around 10$.
Even if you blindly assume that revenue is tied to salaries, are salaries in the US only 20% apart?
Your citation also points out that a McMeal in Spain is cheaper, and I'm sure that quality of life + benefits in the US is even in the same division, specially give that Spain has free healthcare for all.
The truth of the matter is that workers in the US are massively exploited and abused, and that as a deep impact on everyone's quality of life, even the privileged.
- ybessyehs6542 5y agoYou should look at that chart again. Prices in red states are almost uniformly lower than blue states where minimum wages are higher.
- silisili 5y agoI don't want to join this argument, but clicked the link just to see out of interest. $10 is a little misleading, as that's the very topend places in USA. Check out El Paso, it's closer to $6.