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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: TimF who wrote (932489)4/29/2016 5:15:46 PM
From: combjelly  Read Replies (1) of 1577793
 
It is true, Tim. The federal minimum wage only applies to businesses that engage in interstate commerce or have more than $500k worth of business a year. As was stated. Under those circumstances, the state minimum wage applies. Assuming it exists. Which it doesn't in those economic powerhouses listed.

Bottom line, the experiment has been run. You might want to claim that it only counts if it includes the whole country in every case. But that is a pretty stupid argument. There should be some noticeable affect if any of those benefits would result. But there aren't. I suppose you might argue that those states would be even worse off it they had a state minimum wage, but then Kansas should have cratered when they raised their state minimum wage. But that didn't happen until Brownback cut taxes a couple of years later. So Kansas is a twofer for exploding your pet economic "theories".

As to the rest of your post, you have devolved into word salad.
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