- Fri Dec 20, 2013 11:39 am
#34046
Again, such drivel from the little wannabe faux.
Let's see, we have the wages that we have today. There are legal and illegal laborers. Now how will the balance change?
According to the little wannabe faux, if wages are increased, legal laborers will be less attracted and decrease in the pool while illegal laborers will increase? Why, because illegal labor is more attracted to higher wages than legal labor? Or, perhaps, employers will be more incented to hire illegal labor at the higher wage than they are incented to hire legal labor at the higher wage? Nonsense.
Or could it be that legal laborers will be more attracted by higher wages, and therefor illegal laborers will become less of a factor in the labor pool?
Hmmm, I wonder which is more rational? No, I don't.
Increased wages will be more attractive to legal laborers than the previously lower wages. Therefor they will increase their representation in the low wage labor pool. (which is no longer as low wage as it previously was previously) Employers, for the same higher wage, will be more likely to hire the greater number of legal laborers who show up over the illegal laborers.