Wages Are Like LoveThe circumstances of time and place are no different for employers and employeesby JEFFREY A. TUCKER The Freeman Mar. 19, 2014 |
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All this talk about raising the minimum wage has very little to do with reality. Raising it will not create a single job—if you aren’t earning a wage, making yourself more expensive is not going gain you a job—and will not likely cause anyone’s wages to rise. It’s hard to find anyone who is actually willing to contradict those claims, because they stem from basic price theory: Less of the same good will be purchased at a higher price than a lower price. Read More |