…would say, “A higher minimum wage automatically benefits everyone.” Not quite. A high minimum wage can price certain young or unskilled people, who badly need work experience, out of the…
…and b) keeping incentives in place for the increase (still not to infinity, or to complete satisfaction of all possible demand) of that resource. Minimum wage laws are an example…
…about a ‘minimum wage’ as such. And, then, of course, there’s Romans 6:23: “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in…
…off from your 16 hour double shift to vote. A so called ‘living wage’ would not help. [And I’ve said that I’m not necessarily opposed to a higher minimum wage…
…mention, as we have heard, homosexuality; but they also don’t say what level welfare state benefits need to be set at or what the minimum wage should be! I can…
…the minimum wage, and there are some paid internships that do so. But it is of course a crime to pay people anything between zero and the minimum wage. The…
…minimum wage will pass them by; they are probably not, for the most part, getting the legal minimum wage now! Unz seems blind to this. But there is a higher…
Ron Unz, generally considered a conservative but quirky, came out for a radical increase in the minimum wage here last year, not something you generally expect of conservatives, but then…