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To some extent, yes - but to what extent? Surely not entirely. Does anybody have numbers on this sort of thing? Because if we just assume the cost is passed on
by glhaynes 15y ago
To some extent, yes - but to what extent? Surely not entirely.
Does anybody have numbers on this sort of thing? Because if we just assume the cost is passed on to {all consumers}, much of it would be eaten up by non-minimum wage-earners, the majority of the workforce (and thus the majority of consumers).
And much of those costs may also be passed on to products that aren't generally bought by minimum-wage earners, too.
- philwelch 15y agoBut raising the minimum wage would affect the entire wage structure the whole way up, and $20/hr is enough to eat up lots of more-than-minimum-wage jobs as well.