> to an unreasonable extent then that is a problem....fairly compensatory to those who contribute
There is a reason to expect reasonably equal growth, as all wage classes are contributing.
Also if you are going to say something like;
> There is absolutely no reason to expect equal wage growth to begin with.
Then what's your argument?
> to an unreasonable extent then that is a problem....fairly compensatory to those who contribute
There is a reason to expect reasonably equal growth, as all wage classes are contributing.
Also if you are going to say something like;
> There is absolutely no reason to expect equal wage growth to begin with.
Then what's your argument?