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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes Jul 26

    Workers may finally be getting a bigger piece of the economic pie — at least in Europe. Just don’t ask why.https://nyti.ms/2Ac0crb 

    3:14 AM - 26 Jul 2018
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      2. Luke‏ @lmm489 Jul 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        It's almost like Unions and worker protections act to help all workers get a better deal.....

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      3. Aidan Condron‏ @ACDatum Jul 26
        Replying to @lmm489 @nytimes

        Amen brother

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      1.  🎄 ❄️ today’s war on xbox  🎄 ☃️‏ @fivewalls Jul 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        It’s not that fucking complicated

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      1. Marjorie A. Kribbet‏ @AKribbet Jul 26
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        NOT IN THE UNITED STATES.

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      2. Voice of philosophy‏ @jopan1 Jul 26
        Replying to @nytimes

        Wage increase will always leads to price-increase! 'Businesses passed on the higher cost of labor to customers' (author) Who are these 'customers' other than d class of employees? It was via such constant wage increase,that all d profits accumulated into pockets of 1%!

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      3. Aidan Condron‏ @ACDatum Jul 26
        Replying to @jopan1 @nytimes

        Wage increases are the sole, or even primary cause, of #wealthconcentration and #inequality ? That's crazy talk friend

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      4. Voice of philosophy‏ @jopan1 Jul 26
        Replying to @ACDatum @nytimes

        Every wage increase will be followed by a price increase, to swallow its increased purchasing power. The race between income increase &price, perennial. Otherwise, markets wud have been stable. From where does the pockets of 1% constantly bulge if not from every additional sale?

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      5. Aidan Condron‏ @ACDatum Jul 26
        Replying to @jopan1 @nytimes

        Well returns on capital are one one important source of wealth. Capital returns tend to be higher when wages are lower. I think you need to broaden your frame of reference. If you try to explain everything with one concept, you end up explaining nothing

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      6. Voice of philosophy‏ @jopan1 Jul 26
        Replying to @ACDatum @nytimes

        Not that d entire concept of wealth accumulation is attributed to income increase. It plays a role. Observe the rate of wages 100 years ago& that of today. Let us compare it with status of prices.We might get some clue:…http://understandinginflationinanewlight.blogspot.com/2013/07/thecauses-inflation-simplified-or.html?m=1 …

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      1.  🗯Anne-Caroline 🍥Fleurydiet‏ @BByfan8 Jul 27
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        Untrue !

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      1. Africa For TRUMP‏ @AfrikaForTRUMP Jul 26
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        pic.twitter.com/gR5vXGbGKc

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      1. Daan‏ @Daan303 Jul 26
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        Right , we will see 😏

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      1. gna‏ @mopoco8 Jul 26
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        Fuck economists NYT and RightWingGovernments ASK FOR YOURS

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      1. Helot‏ @Helot_ Jul 26
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        I can explain why wages are rising in Europe. Because the mass importation of cheap 3rd world labor has slowed. Don’t expect the NY Times to ever admit such a thing though.

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