>>20997096>That does not contradict my statement.Yes it does. There is absolutely no reason to believe that workers are paid fairly for what they produce. That's a fantasy idea that doesn't match the real world at all. There is overwhelming agreement among economists that CEO's are overpaid for the value of their work.
We do not live in a fair, competitive system. A few decades ago here in the US the vast majority of farms were small, independent, usually family run. Big agriculture underwent a huge corporate lobbying campaign where they restricted the kinds of wholesale vendors small farmers would sell their goods to, secured huge corporate welfare and tax benefits for themselves while denying it to small farms, and introduced regulations that were easy for industrial farmers to comply with but not for small farmers. Now less than 20% of farms in the US are independent.
>>20997136Are you actually this retarded? Wage growth for laborers/blue collar workers have stagnated after accounting for inflation. You posted wage statistics for the entire population. See picrel
