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To: tejek who wrote (704982)3/20/2013 1:20:18 AM
From: i-node  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 1576858
 
>> There are no regs requiring Costco to pay its employees more.

As Ten pointed out, this is PRECISELY how free markets are supposed to operate. While there is no evidence CostCo benefits in any way at all from paying its employees more, it does so because IT believes there is. If Walmart believed it would be better off paying $4/hour that ought to be its right to do so, and by interfering with business exercising its rights, it only causes further problems.

IN the case of minimum wage, there is no legislation I know of that does more harm to minorities than the minimum wage. It pushes them onto the public dole and it prevents them from gaining much needed work ethic and experience. It is just plain stupid.



To: tejek who wrote (704982)3/20/2013 5:16:15 PM
From: Tenchusatsu1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1576858
 
Ted,
There are no regs requiring Costco to pay its employees more. Instead, its a completely different attitude than the philosophy you promote; one that makes you uncomfortable.

The attitude that Costco pursues can thrive best in a free market with minimal regulations.

THAT'S the philosophy I promote. You have no basis in accusing me of promoting anything more nefarious than that.

Tenchusatsu