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PeakTrader | December 7, 2012 at 3:33 am
Your comment is awaiting moderation.
Here’s a longer-term chart:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Graphic.png
Of course, asset bubbles (in housing, bonds, stocks, gold, etc.), e.g. 1995-00 and 2002-07, increased net wealth.
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Supply & Demand for Wine:
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Minimum Wage:
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Austrian economist: It’s very simple. Raising the price of labor will reduce the quantity demanded for labor.
Neoclassical economist: What about giving workers the flexibility of cash instead of fixed benefits, cutting pay for overpaid workers, raising prices only 2% for a 10% increase in the minimum wage, and all firms will have to pay at least the minimum wage to level the playing field, reduce our historically high profit margins a little, workers may stop pretending to work when we stop pretending to pay them, more productive workers will take jobs (my teen looks at any job below $10 an hour as a joke, although there are desperate people), and we can reduce the costly turnover rate substantially.
Austrian economist: Don’t bother me with details.
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