Message from @Undead Mockingbird
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Must be wonderful
alright guys it's about 11:30 pm my time
might as well log off
Most people don't end up doing that
take care, have a good night
look at what happened at foxcon
Same I got an exam in the morning
According to that logic, before minimum wage, everybody would have worked for cents.
But that was not the case.
workers were jumping off the building and committing suicide because foxcon would not pay liveable wages
All unskilled people did
to be fair, they probably did
5 dollars used to be a lot
This is true too
lol, the initial minimum wage was 25 cents
There is still a market value.
That's more of a labor law issue
"On this day in 1938, a federal minimum wage went into effect under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Congress initially set the wage at 25 cents an hour"
My market value is zero because I have no skills
If the actual market value of the work is $10 and you were forced to pay them $20, you would also have fewer of those unskilled workers employed
Guess I deserve to starve because profit
Many people who are unskilled get their skills by being employed in the first place.
By eliminating someone's worst option, they do not end better off.
But being employed for 10 cents
Wonderful
They just end up without that option.
Love it
Needed a job
All there was
it's the flooding of the market with infinite unskilled labor from the entire world that cannot be sustained
Love it
Wish I had food on the table
You are just spamming now.
You understand that people were able to sustain themselves before minimum wage, right?
Yeah, but today that would be impossible
Because a minimum wage was implemented
the entire sectors of both low and unskilled labor get flooded and unable to handle the influx of people
So the reason we can't get rid of minimum wage is because we have a minimum wage?
Yes
the addition of a class of people that are exempt from minimal wage (because they aren't citizens) though makes legal hiring of citizens a negative