Reason: None provided.
This assertion is also a fallacy. Wages have stagnated starting in the 1970s.
Workers earn less today (adjusted to inflation) than they did back then.
Wage depression is the expected outcome of nearly doubling the work force, in addition to exporting virtually all of the US manufacturing to China.
2 years ago
5 score
Reason: Original
This assertion is also a fallacy. Wages have stagnated starting in the 1970s.
Workers earn less today (adjusted to inflation) than they did back there.
Wage depression is the expected outcome of nearly doubling the working force, in addition to exporting virtually all of the US manufacturing to China.
2 years ago
1 score