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Old 11-28-2004, 06:26 PM   #39 (permalink)
KMA-628
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Originally Posted by Manx
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Increasing pay to workers will result in less workers requiring more than 1 job which will result in more people working which will result in lower taxes which will result in a one-for-one balance in trade for companies who increase the pay they give to workers.
How will increasing pay lead to less workers?

If I put an ad in the paper offering a janitorial position for $5.15/hr, how many responses will I get?

If I put an ad in the paper offering a janitorial position for $30.00/hr, how many more responses will I get?

Forcing a company to pay its lower workers more, will not, in any way, create a greater demand for more workers. It will create a greater supply, but less buyers of the product.

I am having problems just getting past your first premise of this statement.

No kidding, please explain to me how raising the minimum wage will create a greater demand.

And, unless I am doing something wrong, I don't get any tax breaks or more tax deductions based on my workers. I get my deductions elsewhere, not from the labor I use.
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