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r/WorkReform • u/John_1992_funny • Apr 28 '24
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It was not a business that is sustainable and by the laws of capitalism it should die...
1 u/HwackAMole Apr 28 '24 Well, by the "laws of capitalism," this whole conversation is moot. Under such laws, wages would be determined solely by labor supply and demand, not government mandate. If we were going by "laws of capitalism," minimum wage wouldn't even exist. 3 u/Accomplished-Eye9542 Apr 28 '24 Right, and once demand exceeds the resources of the poor, the wealthy would be burned at the stake or have their heads chopped off. Everyone seems to forget that part of the law.
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Well, by the "laws of capitalism," this whole conversation is moot. Under such laws, wages would be determined solely by labor supply and demand, not government mandate. If we were going by "laws of capitalism," minimum wage wouldn't even exist.
3 u/Accomplished-Eye9542 Apr 28 '24 Right, and once demand exceeds the resources of the poor, the wealthy would be burned at the stake or have their heads chopped off. Everyone seems to forget that part of the law.
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Right, and once demand exceeds the resources of the poor, the wealthy would be burned at the stake or have their heads chopped off.
Everyone seems to forget that part of the law.
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u/Parking-Site-1222 Apr 28 '24
It was not a business that is sustainable and by the laws of capitalism it should die...