Yes - Foreign workers are willing to do the job for less, would prevent jobs going overseas.
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No - our foreign trade partners let companies produce without regard to fair wages or the environment.
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No - The gap between rich and poor in this country is already much too big.
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Yes - Foreign workers are willing to do the job for less, would prevent jobs going overseas.
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No - our foreign trade partners let companies produce without regard to fair wages or the environment.
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No - The gap between rich and poor in this country is already much too big.
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No - The gap between rich and poor in this country is already much too big.
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Well, deserving it or not, they have certainly gotten one. Except for a temporary and short-lived rebound in the 1990s, real family income after taxes has done nothing but decline in the U.S. since the 1970s.
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Deserve? No. Require? Probably. There will be a relative pay cut anyway because to value of the dollar will decline.
I've never understood why people equate things with whether they "deserve" it or not.
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Well, deserving it or not, they have certainly gotten one. Except for a temporary and short-lived rebound in the 1990s, real family income after taxes has done nothing but decline in the U.S. since the 1970s.