Rikurzhen
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- Jul 24, 2014
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Yes, you got rich in America, where you went to a good public school, and your parents could afford it because their companies back then paid well and healthcare was affordable and so was college.
Either your dad was in a union or worked for a company that was afraid it's employees would unionize so they paid wages comparable to union wages. Today unions are gone, so companies aren't worried about the competition.
And then liberals up and ruined it by importing millions of people to inject into the labor market and onto their big government schemes.
Wages are determined by LABOR SCARCITY, not unions defying laws of economics. A unionized workforce depends on the delta between union priced labor and non-union priced labor not being so high that employers have a clear economic incentive to strike break at all costs.