Obama killing Trump on job statistics

[evince]

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/what-baby-boomers-retirement-means-for-the-u-s-economy/

 

[Althea]

Workers at McDonalds in New Zealand and Denmark make between $12.32/hour to $21/hour.

If American restaurant managers can not figure out how to run a business paying a living wage to employees, let's get rid of them and replace them with Danish and New Zealander restaurant managers.
Outsourcing jobs should apply to corporate management as well as to workers, eh?

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/15/global-mcdonalds-protests_n_5324938.html

By raising the price of a soda five to ten cents, they can easily pay for the extra cost for livable wages.

 

[PraiseKek]

link to facts to prove your idiot claim fucktard

Here you go you stupid cunt, and the source is not Paul Sperry he is citing the source so your ad hom logical fallacy is worthless.

https://www.investors.com/politics/...unity-reinvestment-act-cra-mortgage-defaults/

The source is the National Bureau of Economic Research.

 

[evince]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-01-06/older-americans-are-retiring-in-droves


baby boomer are retiring

lots of workers no lomger in the marketplace

 

[Cypress]

By raising the price of a soda five to ten cents, they can easily pay for the extra cost for livable wages.

But then you begin to wonder if, in aggregate, society actually saves money by paying a few cents more for cokes and burgers, if people have living wages and are presumably not having to line up for food stamps, medi-caid, and other social services.

 

[Althea]

But then you begin to wonder if, in aggregate, society actually saves money by paying a few cents more for cokes and burgers, if people have living wages and are presumably not having to line up for food stamps, medi-caid, and other social services.

That's been my argument all along. People would be happy to pay $.25 more for a burger, if they saved on taxes that pay for social programs. Ironically, many who are seeing the $15/hr new wage, are now being denied benefits they used to qualify for. Shame, because $15/hr is hardly a living wage.

 

[anatta]

But then you begin to wonder if, in aggregate, society actually saves money by paying a few cents more for cokes and burgers, if people have living wages and are presumably not having to line up for food stamps, medi-caid, and other social services.

it's more then a few cents, and food prices are already sky high. The key is to grow GDP to the point business is forced to expand production/services and raise wages as a result.

wages are starting to come up