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Milton Friedman & Walter Williams On Workers Rights 2/3

Milton Friedman & Walter Williams geniously explain how free markets effectively promote workers rights and increase peoples standards of living, and that Minimum wage laws and workers unions have ...  
 
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darwinkilledgod (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Is it my imagination or are union leaders so used to bullying people that they can't engage in civilized conversation?
HapaLife (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Milton Friedman can't believe what he is hearing at 6:05

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darwinkilledgod (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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7:22 an angry man
shaqdaddy11 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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i think walters views on immigration might have changed as the facts have changed.
fdny9682 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I agree, but he didnt want them to be subject to welfare and have the same negative effects welfare had on the black community
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exactly and aslong as open immigration was productive, it was great. In that case the country was helped and the immigrants were helped. But now it has become a problem for lower wage legal hispanic and black workers. Simply becuase the illegals are willing to undercut the min wage. Which i guess would lead to Dr williams point on how min wage negativly affects the productive lower income people.
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yeah, if it wasnt for minimum wage and unions in the first place, immigration wouldnt be a big issue.
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if it wasnt for min wage id have a job right now.

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