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That's because businesses compete with each other. So if Corporation A suddenly decides to pay workers a "proper wage", and raises the product prices accordingl
by matrix_overload 3y ago
That's because businesses compete with each other. So if Corporation A suddenly decides to pay workers a "proper wage", and raises the product prices accordingly, Corporation B will just take their share.
That's where the regulators are supposed to step in by setting the rules that both Corporation A and Corporation B are forced to follow, if they want to access the market.
Except, they won't because the elites are perfectly fine with the status quo, and the regular people seem to care more about pronouns and plastic straws, than being able to afford a decent lifestyle.
- sokoloff 3y agoI have no problem with and want regulators to regulate on worker safety, plant emissions, and truth/fairness in advertising. I don’t want regulators to force rules on lifetime warranty, sales methods, tolerances and material specifications and the like. The latter is where the tool truck brands are often winning for demanding users of tools.
- matrix_overload 3y agoSure, but it needs to be enforced for imports as well. Currently we have draconian emissions rules domestically, and a complete blind eye when it comes to any offshore production.