The economic fact that the Tories refuse to accept
I found this little video, explaining why it makes more sense economically to pay workers enough money to meet their needs and have a little extra for leisure/comfort.
It’s pretty well established by now that such pay rises don’t drive up inflation – that comes from greedy company bosses whose profit motive demands that they increase prices arbitrarily. Am I right?
With that in mind, here’s the clip:
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