People won’t work ‘eh? Pay them a $25 an hour minimum wage and provide health benefits , 401k plans and two weeks paid vacation and you will have your choice of applicants. If you cannot do that your businesses are not viable. Fold them and let smarter people open up in your stead. Otherwise you want slaves and should just admit that openly in exactly those words.
Fair question. And my answer would be a similar question… What should electricity, water, or any other necessity cost us? As long as those forces are driven by the market, then the cost is the cost. We have to have fuel to get to our work, doctors, schools and everywhere else. That will change one day and I suspect it will be in my lifetime. …. Long and short is this. If the federal government puts up roadblocks to the forces that make the free market economy flow, the result is higher costs. It is simply an inevitable fact…. If you tow a heavier load with your car you burn more fuel. Fuel costs, material costs, food costs… All are being affected by the heavier burdens being placed on them….. Somebody needs to have a talk with Bill Clinton. He understood the negative effect that federal burdens place on the economy.
gas prices have not a thing to do with the free market and are heavily govt subsidized. next straw man?
That is a fine business plan for a tech software firm…. Not so much for the local Taco Bell…. It isn’t a one size fits all issue.
how do you people go through life and never know anything? McDonald's CEO: Chain will do 'just fine' with higher wages https://www.restaurantdive.com/news/mcdonalds-ceo-chain-will-do-just-fine-with-higher-wages/594182/
imagine living in a country that fetishizes trucks & SUVs for no reason, then complaining about gas prices
Do you know how Elon Musk makes most of his money these days? Carbon off-sets. His cars don't pollute. Makes you really think doesn't it?
I've started a new thread about my thoughts about Electric Vehicles. I've started a new thread about my thoughts about Electric Vehicles, among other things.
The chickens will soon be home to roost . . . thanks to both commodity and wage inflation, not long down the road will come the complaints that people can't be expected to survive on $15 per hour.
