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<blockquote data-quote="Silver" data-source="post: 1663285" data-attributes="member: 12520"><p>I see lots of problems, but have no solutions. I don't like the idea that a minimum wage needs to be legislated. Seems like you shouldn't have to legislate a maximum wage either in a free market economy. </p><p>It bothers me that no longer can a household have one member provide a middle class living for the family with a job such as a parts salesperson or similar.</p><p>It also bothers me that in Canada for example, the highest paid CEO's earned more by lunch time on the first working day of the year than the average Canadian makes in the entire year. </p><p>Seems like as corporations get larger there becomes a "trickle up" effect in order to satisfy shareholder demand for ever increasing profits, and every other smaller corporation must compete or perish. </p><p>Just observations, not solutions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Silver, post: 1663285, member: 12520"] I see lots of problems, but have no solutions. I don't like the idea that a minimum wage needs to be legislated. Seems like you shouldn't have to legislate a maximum wage either in a free market economy. It bothers me that no longer can a household have one member provide a middle class living for the family with a job such as a parts salesperson or similar. It also bothers me that in Canada for example, the highest paid CEO's earned more by lunch time on the first working day of the year than the average Canadian makes in the entire year. Seems like as corporations get larger there becomes a "trickle up" effect in order to satisfy shareholder demand for ever increasing profits, and every other smaller corporation must compete or perish. Just observations, not solutions. [/QUOTE]
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