the country's population is not going to have an equal increase in their earnings across the board and the price of everything on the shelves won't go up just because a bunch of low skill workers got a small increase in their wages if that even happens at all. wages driving up inflation would be potentially possible if usa had an enforced minimum wage because allowing companies to be able to calculate how much they can realistically fleece off people is just an invitation for bad actors to do just that. look at it this way: > three individuals that make $1000 each and consumes 1 'food unit' > one individual that makes $3000 and consumes 1 'food unit' that is the core problem with importing thirdies and why it is a win-win for them. the bottom line is that the demand-supply dynamic is virtually always what drives prices up/down. people are just too used to retarded consooming to realize or remember. they will rant about how expensive mcdonalds is but they still go and buy it. if people didn't pay the $36+tip for a bigmac and soda combo ronald would have to cut off his profits down to 10000% instead of 20000%.
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