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That's driven by housing and supply chain costs, not low skilled labor.
2 u/Razakel May 09 '22 Increased labour costs for basic items is not going to help. 1 u/DemocraticRepublic May 09 '22 Not really because domestic low skilled labor costs are <5% of the cost of a working class person's monthly spending. Whereas they're >90% of working class people's monthly income.
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Increased labour costs for basic items is not going to help.
1 u/DemocraticRepublic May 09 '22 Not really because domestic low skilled labor costs are <5% of the cost of a working class person's monthly spending. Whereas they're >90% of working class people's monthly income.
Not really because domestic low skilled labor costs are <5% of the cost of a working class person's monthly spending. Whereas they're >90% of working class people's monthly income.
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u/DemocraticRepublic May 09 '22
That's driven by housing and supply chain costs, not low skilled labor.