@WSJ It will spur inflated prices so unaffod by ever more ppl
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@WSJ ENERGY AND FINANCING THE BUSINESS OF CENTURY IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC http://ramonf2004.blogspot.com/2014/06/energia-y-financiamiento-el-negocio-el.html …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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That's Not Trickle Down Works?
@WSJ German wage increases to spur higher consumer spending & smaller trade surplus http://on.wsj.com/1aGRWNYThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@WSJ The exact opposite will happen. Higher pay will lead to more layoff and more Ppl on the dole. The ? is why are they being paid more? -
@shicks_sam@WSJ So in other words lower pay in the U.S. Leads to less layoffs? Yeah right! -
@Brunokica@WSJ That's not what I said. Pay is indicative of economic growth. Raising pay doesn't increase growth -
@shicks_sam@WSJ Increase in pay = increase in spending which then stimulates economic activity. That's what they want to accomplish here! -
@Brunokica@WSJ That theory doesn't work. The money comes from production. Increasing pay W/O production = layoffs. -
@shicks_sam@WSJ Duhhh, German economy is heavily relied on exports, meaning production. It's not a service economy like the U.S. -
@Brunokica@WSJ Increasing pay isn't going to increase exports. So like I said. More layoffs. Higher productivity. -
@shicks_sam@WSJ Have you read the article? They are increasing pay in response to an already increase in productivity. - 6 more replies
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