Happens a lot.Filly, you must be wrong
Cheaper lobsters for me. What’s not to like? So instead of empty shelves, we’re overstocked..
how can they be cheaper?
if shellfish companies are losing money why would they be lowering prices
There's bound to be a lot of product/price/market/demand/supply adjustment going to happen.Where did I say lobsters are now cheaper indefinitely? Trolls twisting to suit their view again.
London & home counties saw a 30% drop in pay and it took about 8 years to recover. That's not anecdotal. When I moved to Cornwall I could charge a significantly higher day rate than when I was just outside London because there was no competition here. Eventually wages were dragged down because the large building companies did bring in cheaper labour, since then it recovered but generally I'd say there was a ten year period of stagnation.
Practise what you preach.Try to debate without hurling uncalled for insults. If you can.
Well that’s you lot ****ed then.
If you keep on constantly moaning, the police will be called
Says the momentum supporter.
A false allegation is an insult, and it's abusive.Where is the insult.
Is there something wrong with you?
A fairer distribution of wealth would help.So free market rabid loons are upset the free market is working.
Those arguing that immigration lead to wage stagnation at the lower end to dismiss austerity. Wages needed to be demanded by someone, when demand falls so does demand for workers fall resulting in an income and substitution effect - some people stop offering their labour and others offer it for less. You can have infinite supply but without demand there is no exchange of labour for capital.
So many plumbers with nobel laureates in economics.
The rich give money to the Tory party to influence policy that ensures the wealthy keep their wealth.A fairer distribution of wealth would help.
Austerity sucks money out at the bottom of society, if there is billions less in circulation it effects everyone, less tax to be collected ect.