Should Minimum Wage Be Raised
Throughout the years minimum wage has been raised. The more it is raised, means all of the essential things of life will increase in price. Furthermore people will be fired and the unskilled people will be especially hurt. The minimum wage should not be raised based on the observation of what has happened in the past and what might happen in the future.
The raising of minimum wage would cause businesses to lay off many of their workers. This increases the unemployment rate in our country. Furthermore the poverty level in our country would be increased by raising minimum wage. Those people who one would think would benefit from a raise in the wage, would actually be negatively affected. Their increase in pay means a decline in the hours they are allowed to work. The decrease in hours is because the demand for the expensive products has gone down. The products have become more expensive, because of the raise in wages. Raising the wages starts a trickle affect that affects many people (ProCon.org).
Along with the raising of the minimum wage, many kids would lose their job. The employers are going to try and find people with …show more content…
The robots that are being made now a days, can do complicated things. This will put the unskilled workers out of work. The employers won't have to pay the robots at all. They also don't have to make rules or monitor their workers because the robots are programmed to do the right thing. Andrew Woodman, JD, said " the raising of minimum wage could ultimately be the undoing of low income service jobs". This is a reasonable and logical statement from a highly educated person. Many people think raising the minimum wage helps the poor areas, but in fact it does the opposite. the employers would have to raise their prices which wouldn't help them make more money because the people wouldn't be able to afford it. This is true for little towns like wahoo also
The raising of minimum wage would cause businesses to lay off many of their workers. This increases the unemployment rate in our country. Furthermore the poverty level in our country would be increased by raising minimum wage. Those people who one would think would benefit from a raise in the wage, would actually be negatively affected. Their increase in pay means a decline in the hours they are allowed to work. The decrease in hours is because the demand for the expensive products has gone down. The products have become more expensive, because of the raise in wages. Raising the wages starts a trickle affect that affects many people (ProCon.org).
Along with the raising of the minimum wage, many kids would lose their job. The employers are going to try and find people with …show more content…
The robots that are being made now a days, can do complicated things. This will put the unskilled workers out of work. The employers won't have to pay the robots at all. They also don't have to make rules or monitor their workers because the robots are programmed to do the right thing. Andrew Woodman, JD, said " the raising of minimum wage could ultimately be the undoing of low income service jobs". This is a reasonable and logical statement from a highly educated person. Many people think raising the minimum wage helps the poor areas, but in fact it does the opposite. the employers would have to raise their prices which wouldn't help them make more money because the people wouldn't be able to afford it. This is true for little towns like wahoo also