danielpalos
Diamond Member
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- #401
it is enumerated expressly, in our federal Constitution and supreme not superior law of the land.That is why the left comes up with solutions, not excuses. We rely on the federal doctrine not the Republican Doctrine.the capital has already been produced; we need Labor to soak it up and Circulate that capital so we have more Liquidity in our Markets, to address Your concern.capital Has to work under capitalism; fools and horses, shouldn't.
Here's the concept that you liberals never seem to grasp, Daniel. In order to get capital to "work"...you first have to offer an inducement so those who control capital are willing to risk it. That inducement is the promise of profits! Anything that you do to diminish the potential for profits (like raising wages artificially!) will put a damper on the investment of capital.
LOL...in order for Labor to "soak up" Capital they have to be employed, you buffoon!
If I'm the owner of capital and I'm trying to decide the best way to maintain or hopefully increase that capital...then using that capital to create goods to be sold or provide a service for money is one alternative. If I make the decision to invest in a business that will do either of those things, the thing that I am ultimately looking at is whether or not there is substantial enough potential for profit to warrant the risking of my capital. If there isn't...then I'm not going to pull the trigger on that investment! So kindly explain to me how Labor is going to "soak up" capital when your raising of wages has created an environment that isn't conducive to jobs being created?
Solving simple poverty will ensure more not less market participation in a manner analogous to this maxim:
You rely on the "federal doctrine"? Explain what that is, Daniel!