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2018-04-21 12:40:50 UTC  

increasing the minimum wage might mean that certain types of businesses will become worse off due to the changes in people's spending patterns sure

2018-04-21 12:41:01 UTC  

but it also means others can become better off

2018-04-21 12:42:20 UTC  

i mean personally i'm not the biggest fan of the minimum wage but i think the typical critiques lobbed at it are absolute garbage and usually stem from a deep ignorance of economics

2018-04-21 12:59:47 UTC  

If enough businesses raise their prices to offset the additional cost of labor, then there won't be much of a positive effect for the people making a higher minimum wage, because the cost of living has also gone up. So in the end, what's the point?

2018-04-21 13:04:53 UTC  

On the other hand, getting rid of the minimum wage will allow smaller businesses to employ willing people at a lower rate, thus increasing overall production

2018-04-21 13:05:10 UTC  

I think it's a valid example.Raising the prices doesn't mean they will sell the same ammount of bread

2018-04-21 13:05:25 UTC  

People will buy it elsewhere for cheaper

2018-04-21 13:05:38 UTC  

unless prices rise everywhere

2018-04-21 13:05:45 UTC  

which is what i was talking about

2018-04-21 13:06:00 UTC  

Prices wouldn't rise everywhere

2018-04-21 13:06:16 UTC  

It would hurt the baker more than it would the supermarket

2018-04-21 13:06:44 UTC  

raising minimum wage would raise costs for all employers

2018-04-21 13:07:33 UTC  

sure, bigger businesses would be better off, at least in the short term

2018-04-21 13:07:39 UTC  

This is happens a lot though. It's difficult to compete with supermarkets and has put thousasands of small businesses out of business

2018-04-21 13:08:18 UTC  

This is why I always argue that regulations typically favour corporations

2018-04-21 13:08:26 UTC  

true

2018-04-21 13:08:36 UTC  

and it's usually because of corporations that the regulation has been made

2018-04-21 13:08:44 UTC  

yup

2018-04-21 13:09:39 UTC  

this is why we call it corporatism

2018-04-21 13:09:54 UTC  

I still don't understand why the left supports the NHS and is against profits

2018-04-21 13:09:57 UTC  

who wouldn't take a small hit to revenue, or whatever, if it means taking competition out of the game

2018-04-21 13:10:28 UTC  

because the left is retarded?

2018-04-21 13:10:50 UTC  

Do they not realise you can only tax a profit

2018-04-21 13:11:13 UTC  

taxes fund the NHS

2018-04-21 13:11:38 UTC  

if profits increase so does revenue

2018-04-21 13:13:02 UTC  

the left don't understand that sort of thing, they have a vision of how things ought to be, and leave reality at the door.

2018-04-21 13:14:12 UTC  

Sure that was real

2018-04-21 13:15:55 UTC  

I hate it when people use small children for this shit

2018-04-21 13:16:07 UTC  

I believe a 7 year old kid did a walkout on her own because she believes in gun control

2018-04-21 13:16:13 UTC  

Absolutely

2018-04-21 13:16:31 UTC  

And that she also can type a twitter caption with perfect spelling and punctuation

2018-04-21 13:16:53 UTC  

"I would love to come over and play Timmy, but I'm too busy fighting the patriarchy with my mom."

2018-04-21 13:18:12 UTC  

it reminds me of that Syrian girl too, just blatant propaganda

2018-04-21 13:19:19 UTC  

what syrian girl

2018-04-21 13:21:03 UTC  

raising prices isn't the only way to offset the additional cost of labor

2018-04-21 13:21:18 UTC  

he's talking about bana alabed i think

2018-04-21 13:22:02 UTC  
2018-04-21 13:23:41 UTC  

yeah that's who I was talking about

2018-04-21 13:25:17 UTC  

you can raise profits

2018-04-21 13:26:06 UTC  

This is why we had large scale redundancy in britain because firms werent competitive enough