Brain357
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Inflation goes up every year. If it goes up by 2% every year for 10 years, costs are up by about 20%. Thus, any positive effects of a 20% bump in the MW are gone in a decade. Bottom line, raising the MW just feeds into inflation. Better to allow the economy to grow, thus raising demand for labor and raising pay. Ever wonder why McDonald's workers in North Dakota were making $14/hour? Not because of an arbitrary MW.Yes we do. It results in those at the low end remaining at the low end, and the low end moving up ultimately means nothing because everything else moves with it.Okay, it's all about hard numbers only. No such thing as business psychology.Your point made no sense. Min wage has increased many times, we know what happens. Stop making things up.
Got it. Never mind.
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Yes min wage has increased many times. We know what happens:
You would have to prove inflation increases by the same amount as the increase. I don't think you can do that.
So it then depends on the size and frequency of increases.