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Election time. Who are you voting for?

dizmo
By dizmo
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Hmm..  

136 members have voted

  1. 1. I'm Voting

    • Yes
      33
    • No
      20
    • Non American/Non Voter
      83

  2. 2. For

    • Clinton
      17
    • Trump
      33
    • Non American/Non Voter
      86

  3. 3. I'm not of age, but I'd vote for

    • Clinton
      30
    • Trump
      36
    • Non American
      70

  4. 4. I'm not American, but I'd vote for

    • Clinton
      43
    • Trump
      48
    • American non voter
      45

  5. 5. I would vote to legalize Marijuana

    • Yes! Them tax dollars.
      88
    • No. Drugs are bad M'kay.
      38

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18 hours ago, dizmo said:

businesses don't have to raise prices because they're doing more volume which greatly outweighs the added per-employee cost.

I don't know about the companies that are in your area however I know for a fact companies in my area would still raise prices. It has happened every time we have had a minimum wage increase. The companies in my area aren't really industrial (we have a few though) so they don't give out more products/services. They instead lay off workers and hike the prices up so they continue to earn money. I can see how increasing minimum wage could potentially help the economy but in order for that to happen businesses can't change the costs/quality of products/services.

 

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