/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14937053
this

>>14561699
based

>>13055699
Oh yeah, I said I'd tip you the other day and I forgot. There you go bubbi

Here's $5,000 in future money, fren xd

>>12821132
Yes, because they rely entirely on US military dominion and US medical innovation. They pretend they don't support the former while failing to meet their NATO obligations and they completely ignore the latter and then "laugh at us" like you're doing right now.

In fact, Europeans are actually even more fucked up than they realize, they pay as much in taxes or often much more for a handful of handouts. Americans may have to go into debt to pay their medical bills and it is sad, but Europeans live as if they're in debt their entire lives whether they go to school or have health problems or not.

>$15 minimum wage

There is a stronger geographic correlation between minimum wage and cost of living than there is between minimum wage and median wage. Think about it. If you force businesses to increase their pay rather than having it happen organically you're forcing these businesses to charge more for whatever goods or services they're offering or to go out of business.

>muh gorillionaires taking all of the money that should be going to Jamiraquai

People see the CEO of a company raking in $10,000,000 a year and become agitated that their employees aren't making that much but the kicker is there's 2 million employees and net profits are already at <10%, with employment costs being the lions share of the company's expenses. You get rid of the company's figurehead and often you're only putting a few dollars each in the rest of the employee's hands. It's basic division and even that's too much for some of these motherfuckers out there.