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paying its workers a decent wage
I realize many, possibly most Republicans are search engine challenged but thanks for asking anyway -- next time ask me something hard or-----or if you're capable, get off your intellectual ass and do it yourself.
House Republicans Vote to Keep Millions in Poverty by Refusing to Raise the Minimum Wage [/SIZE]
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Bingo
I am still waiting for Star's and CloseMinded's explanation of how paying higher wages actually equates to higher profits...
Since Republicans hate education, most have probably never heard of/or taken an economics class that included Efficiency Wages, but to answer your question in simplest terms -- Balance-Native Intelligence-Efficiency Wages-Incentive
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..."people tend to prefer working hard for people and organizations that acknowledge their worth and respond in kind"
Any questions?
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And this has nothing to do with your assertion... this has to do with motivating employees to work.. not the effect on the PRICE OF GOODS nor TOTAL PROFIT
You are a dense one
Googled "Costco Missouri", page one results.
Yep...they're doing great...
I just did a quick example.Costco is not a discount store. Their prices are, ounce for ounce, identical to my local grocery store. The only reason to go out of your way to shop at a Costco warehouse is if you have a lot of kids who eat a lot of food. But check their prices. Even though you are buying larger scale, you are not paying less for buying bigger.
And if you end up throwing away half of that gallon jar of mayonaisse you bought at Costco because it spoiled before you used it all, then you are actually losing money.
That is patently false. Comically so.
Cheerios
Costco: $5.50 for 40.7 oz = 0.135 per oz.
Wal8Mart: $3.68 for 18 oz = 0.204 per oz
So, 13.5 cents at Costco, 20.4 cents at Wal*Mart
an increase in wages will almost always result in a price increase. to assume otherwise shows you're ignorant as to business models.
Yeah Dave!
House Republicans Vote to Keep Millions in Poverty by Refusing to Raise the Minimum Wage
And Costco is successful in areas where there is an enormous customer base...but when they move out of the metropolises, they get crushed by their competition.
Wal-mart is everywhere...their business model works in all locations.
In Missouri there are five Costco's, three in St Louis and two in Kansas City...they tried to expand and failed.
Wal-mart...100 locations in Missouri...no closures.
WalMart is not everywhere.
hyperbole....learn it moron
WalMart is not everywhere.
hyperbole....learn it moron
Sorry - Walmart is not everywhere. They are not in Chicago, or NYC, or a lot of other places that have decided they don't want Walmart in their neighborhoods.
WalMart is not everywhere.
hyperbole....learn it moron
Sorry - Walmart is not everywhere. They are not in Chicago, or NYC, or a lot of other places that have decided they don't want Walmart in their neighborhoods.
I just did a quick example.That is patently false. Comically so.
Cheerios
Costco: $5.50 for 40.7 oz = 0.135 per oz.
Wal8Mart: $3.68 for 18 oz = 0.204 per oz
So, 13.5 cents at Costco, 20.4 cents at Wal*Mart
Sam''s Club would be most efficient in price comparison then Walmart.
Yes, Sam's Club is going to be closer to Costco. But it's Sam's Club. It's a glorified Walmart, with cheap products from China.Cheerios - 2 box pk. - 40.7 oz. $5.78 = 0.142 per oz.
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an increase in wages will almost always result in a price increase. to assume otherwise shows you're ignorant as to business models.
Yeah Dave!
why do you emote retard so much?
do you honestly believe that higher wages do not usually result in higher prices?
hyperbole....learn it moron
Sorry - Walmart is not everywhere. They are not in Chicago, or NYC, or a lot of other places that have decided they don't want Walmart in their neighborhoods.
Econ 101: in fact Walmart makes neighborhoods richer by saving its customers millions that they can then spend elsewhere for a huge net increase in their standard of living.
Slow???
It's hard to tell where the radical left is going these days. One day they are supporting the socialist revolution and praising the OWS rabble and the next day they are using Wall Street figures to promote a fake story about the economy rebounding. One thing you can depend on though is the radical left's support for unions which have all but ruined the economy and their token socialist shots at corporate wealth.
Sorry - Walmart is not everywhere. They are not in Chicago, or NYC, or a lot of other places that have decided they don't want Walmart in their neighborhoods.
Econ 101: in fact Walmart makes neighborhoods richer by saving its customers millions that they can then spend elsewhere for a huge net increase in their standard of living.
Slow???
No they dont, what came first, mom and pop places with a "living wage" and benifits? or Big box stores with low wages? Walmarts destroyed local towns, put stores out of bussinesss and sold cheap crap from China...
Googled "Costco Missouri", page one results.
Yep...they're doing great...
One store closed. Seriously, you are going with this?
Wow. I guess you pulled a gotcha right there, didncha....
Econ 101: in fact Walmart makes neighborhoods richer by saving its customers millions that they can then spend elsewhere for a huge net increase in their standard of living.
Slow???
No they dont, what came first, mom and pop places with a "living wage" and benifits? or Big box stores with low wages? Walmarts destroyed local towns, put stores out of bussinesss and sold cheap crap from China...
Walmart puts inefficient stores out of business that charge rip-off prices, but they make their customers richer and this makes other businesses boom when the newly richer Walmart customers spend their extra money!
Econ 101 for you!! Sorry!! Now you understand the nature of economic progress.
It's hard to tell where the radical left is going these days. One day they are supporting the socialist revolution and praising the OWS rabble and the next day they are using Wall Street figures to promote a fake story about the economy rebounding. One thing you can depend on though is the radical left's support for unions which have all but ruined the economy and their token socialist shots at corporate wealth.
I Hate Union's as much as I Hate Walmart....
