> Even if there were no minimum wage laws worker exploitation does not necessarily follow. To answer this question you have to go no further than to study hist

> Even if there were no minimum wage laws worker exploitation does not necessarily follow. To answer this question you have to go no further than to study history. When there where no minimum wage laws workers where exploited. You have to go back no further than the first industrial revolution to see evidence of this. Now that exploitation brought about the rise of the union movement. I don't think it is a coincide that as we now witness the decline of the union movement, there is a corresponding rise in the exploitation of workers. Those who don't study their history are destined to repeat it.