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8/25/2016 3:07:17 AM
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Actually most modern countries have their minimum wage at around the equivalent of $15 so I don't see why you have a problem with that
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[quote]Actually most modern countries have their minimum wage at around the equivalent of $15 so I don't see why you have a problem with that[/quote] Somebody forgot to take exchange rates and price purchasing parity into account.
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Editado por Steve of Steves: 8/26/2016 3:22:40 AMDouble post
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In what way
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Editado por Steve of Steves: 8/26/2016 2:48:16 AM[quote]In what way[/quote] $15 USD is not equal to $15 Euros, or most other currencies for that matter. $15 in America can't buy the same thing for the same price in a foreign country Therefore, you can not compare another country's $15 wage in their currency to $15 USD.
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We're the 3rd most populated(at last check) country in the world. Our businesses can't handle higher wages because there's so many of us.
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Not everyone works a minimum wage job
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Duh. The people who DO work min wage are mostly in restaurants, which will not be able to handle higher taxes and a higher wage. Min wage jobs are supposed to be the gateway to higher wage jobs. You're not meant to keep them for a lasting time.
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Again, most modern countries have around the equivalent of a $15 minimum wage so I don't see why we can't do it either
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Reread my reply. We're bigger than all but 2 countries
