>>11561515I can't tell if you're some troll who's just repeating the retard's talking points just to troll or you're the retard who's regressed to his original talking poitns after being proven wrong, because all your new goalpost movements were also proven wrong.
So what do you think about the analysis about California's raise in minimum wage did nothing but make things more expensive, posted here
>>11560714 ?
Here's a source for that
https://www.calrest.org/sites/main/files/file-attachments/beacon_economics_whitepaper_california_minimum_wage_cost_living_10_31_2024.pdfLearn something.
And what do you think about the Dingley Act in aiding the economic recovery from longest depression experienced by the US, by imposing the largest tariffs ever done by the US?
Here's some interesting facts about automation. Manufacturing of goods is actually worse today thanks to automation. Since machines are much more simplistic than humans, new ways of production needed to be created for the machine to do it. This leads to shittier refridgerators, tvs, clothes, tires, furniture, heavy machinery (cars, trucks, planes, etc) and thousands of other automation-supported products.
This is why clothes, towels, bedding, etc from before ~2005 was more durable and are still surviving to this day. Stuff you bought just 1 years ago is in worse shape than vintage clothes from the 70s.
You've undoubtedly noticed this with electronics too, not just consoles or TVs, but air conditioners, furnaces, washing machines, and other shit that used to last life times.
Zoomers like you don't know how bad shit is now and companies no longer want to make quality.
Did you know that teenagers unemployment is way up in CA? Despite making up the majority of applicants for shitty jobs like fast food and grocery stores, they're not being hired, because they're taken older people who normally don't apply for those types of jobs. People in desperate need of those second jobs or any work at all.
