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RE: U.S. and Mexico Reach Bilateral Deal on NAFTA
(08-27-2018 10:46 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  I thought the market best set the wage and a forced minimum wage would actually do more damage than good? Surely, you're not saying it will raise the standard of living in Mexico?

When working a trade deal there needs to be set rules. Equalizing the minimum wage playing field helps make the US more attractive while also doing the social good of helping end slave wages in third world countries

Is that not a win win?
08-27-2018 11:11 AM
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