In article , Harold and Susan Vordos says...

Regardless of one's position, any time wages are paid that are beyond value,
inflation can't (and won't) be far behind.

I think that comment serves to show that your position cannot be
correct. The market is so large and so fluid, that the wages
that are paid are, by definition, always at the correct value
level.

You can make the argument that the miniumum wage subverts the
prefection of the marketplace, and you are of course correct,
but the number of true minimum wage jobs out there is pretty
small by comparison to the total number.

Jim


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