Chick-fil-A restaurant in CA will pay employees $17 an hour

[Toddsterpatriot]

Double the MW overnight and you'll have more on welfare, and you'll compassion that doesn't pay enough.

In the short run or the long run? Seattle and San Francisco are establishing metrics that gainsay current, accepted dogma. Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

The right wing has no consistent explanation.

In any Case, in California, for example, we have a Board of Equalization that can stabilize markets not induce chaos in markets. Employers could simply get, Equalized, on the back-end. Employers have accounting departments to help them out.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.


And you think that proves that a higher MW doesn't harm MW workers? Dude!!

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

 

[koshergrl]

In the short run or the long run? Seattle and San Francisco are establishing metrics that gainsay current, accepted dogma. Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

The right wing has no consistent explanation.

In any Case, in California, for example, we have a Board of Equalization that can stabilize markets not induce chaos in markets. Employers could simply get, Equalized, on the back-end. Employers have accounting departments to help them out.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.


And you think that proves that a higher MW doesn't harm MW workers? Dude!!

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

I live in a tiny town in Oregon, where the economy is about as bad as economies get.

My 15 y.o. daughter just got a full time job at a locally owned restaurant. She is making $10.75/hour, 40 hours per week, and they are short handed.

 

[danielpalos]

In the short run or the long run? Seattle and San Francisco are establishing metrics that gainsay current, accepted dogma. Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

The right wing has no consistent explanation.

In any Case, in California, for example, we have a Board of Equalization that can stabilize markets not induce chaos in markets. Employers could simply get, Equalized, on the back-end. Employers have accounting departments to help them out.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.


And you think that proves that a higher MW doesn't harm MW workers? Dude!!

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

 

[danielpalos]

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.


And you think that proves that a higher MW doesn't harm MW workers? Dude!!

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

I live in a tiny town in Oregon, where the economy is about as bad as economies get.

My 15 y.o. daughter just got a full time job at a locally owned restaurant. She is making $10.75/hour, 40 hours per week, and they are short handed.

The right wing doesn't know anything about economics, or Capitalism.

There is no unemployment under Capitalism, Only underpayment.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.


And you think that proves that a higher MW doesn't harm MW workers? Dude!!

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

Have you ever seen a supply/demand curve?

 

[danielpalos]

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

Have you ever seen a supply/demand curve?

strike one.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

 

[OnePercenter]

At risk of what?

Loss.

Why would you have a loss?

No business ever has a loss? DERP!

Which is why you create a shell corporation for $495.00 to discharge the debt.

Cool.
Your shell corporation gonna borrow the money you need to buy a McDonald's franchise?
Tell me more!!!

Shell companies protect assets from claims.

 

[OnePercenter]

Her ya go;

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC: Private Company Information - Bloomberg

ALL corporations PAY single digit percentages of revenue.

Thanks for the link...…

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC operates as a subsidiary of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

And thanks for the laugh.

ALL corporations PAY single digit percentages of revenue.

We don't tax them on revenue.

So tell me why you think a Nevada Corporation is a benefit to you.

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC is a privately owned company. No mention of the private LLC in any Wal-Mart SEC filings.

I never stated that corporations are taxed on revenue, corporations PAY single percentage of tax of revenue.

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC is a privately owned company.


View attachment 200641

Your own link shows you're lying.

I never stated that corporations are taxed on revenue

So why do you keep telling us how much tax they pay as a percentage of revenue?
It could not be less relevant.


So tell me why you think a Nevada Corporation is a benefit to you.

Read the link

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC: Private Company Information - Bloomberg

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

What's your tax cost if your income is zero?

Adjusted for tax purposes, or actual?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

Have you ever seen a supply/demand curve?

strike one.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

So you've never taken an Econ class.
Tell me again how a higher MW raises employment for low-skilled labor.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Loss.

Why would you have a loss?

No business ever has a loss? DERP!

Which is why you create a shell corporation for $495.00 to discharge the debt.

Cool.
Your shell corporation gonna borrow the money you need to buy a McDonald's franchise?
Tell me more!!!

Shell companies protect assets from claims.

Yup. Still need to put assets in to buy things like franchises.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Thanks for the link...…

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC operates as a subsidiary of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

And thanks for the laugh.

ALL corporations PAY single digit percentages of revenue.

We don't tax them on revenue.

So tell me why you think a Nevada Corporation is a benefit to you.

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC is a privately owned company. No mention of the private LLC in any Wal-Mart SEC filings.

I never stated that corporations are taxed on revenue, corporations PAY single percentage of tax of revenue.

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC is a privately owned company.


View attachment 200641

Your own link shows you're lying.

I never stated that corporations are taxed on revenue

So why do you keep telling us how much tax they pay as a percentage of revenue?
It could not be less relevant.


So tell me why you think a Nevada Corporation is a benefit to you.

Read the link

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC: Private Company Information - Bloomberg

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

What's your tax cost if your income is zero?

Adjusted for tax purposes, or actual?

Both.

 

[hadit]

I never claimed to be a business owner. I have, however, worked for small and large companies and have taken economics classes and can think logically. That's really all you need to understand the impact of a MW. It works fine as long as you keep it low enough that it doesn't make that much of a difference.

It's easy to prove that it can have a negative impact. Just raise it to $100/hr and get rid of poverty, right? You say, no, that would be ridiculous and wouldn't work. Having a zero MW would result in many, many low paying jobs.

Obviously, a high MW can have a negative effect on jobs. The key is to find a balance that doesn't destroy jobs but raises pay. Hint: doubling it rapidly is not a good idea.

We don't care if we lose low wage jobs. Social services cost around fourteen dollars an hour, by comparison.

Higher paid labor pays more in taxes and creates more in demand.

Double the MW overnight and you'll have more on welfare, and you'll compassion that doesn't pay enough.

In the short run or the long run? Seattle and San Francisco are establishing metrics that gainsay current, accepted dogma. Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

The right wing has no consistent explanation.

In any Case, in California, for example, we have a Board of Equalization that can stabilize markets not induce chaos in markets. Employers could simply get, Equalized, on the back-end. Employers have accounting departments to help them out.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.


And you think that proves that a higher MW doesn't harm MW workers? Dude!!

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

Address this seriously. Why do we not just raise the MW to$100/he and eliminate poverty altogether? Serious answers only, please.

 

[OnePercenter]

Why should it? More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

Have you ever seen a supply/demand curve?

Doesn't work anymore. Regulations and regulations alone allow American workers to make a living wage, IE; Chick-fil-A.

Econ 101 No Longer Explains the Job Market

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

More pay and less unemployment.

More pay and more unemployment.

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

Have you ever seen a supply/demand curve?

Doesn't work anymore. Regulations and regulations alone allow American workers to make a living wage, IE; Chick-fil-A.

Econ 101 No Longer Explains the Job Market

Allows millions of illegal aliens to flood the job market.
Expresses shock when low-skilled Americans don't see rising wages.
Blames "employer power".

Ummmm…..if you boot the illegals, you give more power to the employees.

 

[OnePercenter]

Why would you have a loss?

No business ever has a loss? DERP!

Which is why you create a shell corporation for $495.00 to discharge the debt.

Cool.
Your shell corporation gonna borrow the money you need to buy a McDonald's franchise?
Tell me more!!!

Shell companies protect assets from claims.

Yup. Still need to put assets in to buy things like franchises.

Again, shell companies exist to protect assets by discharging liabilities.

 

[OnePercenter]

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC is a privately owned company. No mention of the private LLC in any Wal-Mart SEC filings.

I never stated that corporations are taxed on revenue, corporations PAY single percentage of tax of revenue.

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC is a privately owned company.


View attachment 200641

Your own link shows you're lying.

I never stated that corporations are taxed on revenue

So why do you keep telling us how much tax they pay as a percentage of revenue?
It could not be less relevant.


So tell me why you think a Nevada Corporation is a benefit to you.

Read the link

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC: Private Company Information - Bloomberg

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

What's your tax cost if your income is zero?

Adjusted for tax purposes, or actual?

Both.

Guess

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

No business ever has a loss? DERP!

Which is why you create a shell corporation for $495.00 to discharge the debt.

Cool.
Your shell corporation gonna borrow the money you need to buy a McDonald's franchise?
Tell me more!!!

Shell companies protect assets from claims.

Yup. Still need to put assets in to buy things like franchises.

Again, shell companies exist to protect assets by discharging liabilities.

Again, you can't buy a McDonald's franchise for $475.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC is a privately owned company.


View attachment 200641

Your own link shows you're lying.

I never stated that corporations are taxed on revenue

So why do you keep telling us how much tax they pay as a percentage of revenue?
It could not be less relevant.


So tell me why you think a Nevada Corporation is a benefit to you.

Read the link

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC: Private Company Information - Bloomberg

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

What's your tax cost if your income is zero?

Adjusted for tax purposes, or actual?

Both.

Guess

You said it doesn't matter, revenue or income, it's a cost.

 

[OnePercenter]

Both jurisdictions have higher than national average minimum wages and have lower than national average unemployment rates.

What does the supply/demand curve for unskilled labor look like at $7.25?
What does it look like at $15? What does it look like at $30?

Ask an adult. Get back to me.

explain Seattle and San Francisco.

Have you ever seen a supply/demand curve?

Doesn't work anymore. Regulations and regulations alone allow American workers to make a living wage, IE; Chick-fil-A.

Econ 101 No Longer Explains the Job Market

Allows millions of illegal aliens to flood the job market.
Expresses shock when low-skilled Americans don't see rising wages.
Blames "employer power".

Ummmm…..if you boot the illegals, you give more power to the employees.

Employers aren't going to give raises unless they're made too.

 

[OnePercenter]

Read the link

Wal-Mart Transportation LLC: Private Company Information - Bloomberg

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

Whether it's revenue or income, a cost is a percent of all the money you make.

What's your tax cost if your income is zero?

Adjusted for tax purposes, or actual?

Both.

Guess

You said it doesn't matter, revenue or income, it's a cost.

There ya go!