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Originally Posted by _Q_
Right value is relative.
If you can't find people to do the job at $15/hour, then maybe nobody wants to do that job for $15/hour.
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But then we come right back to that point of unintended consequences.
If no one's willing to do a job for $15/hour, and it takes $20, or $25/hour to get workers, what does that do to prices?
And what does it do to the perception of other jobs that were previously $25/hour? Does the same relative premium need to be paid? And on, and on...