Maximum wage: Is it the solution to high poverty levels?

this week on reader asked:"If we have a minimum wage, why not a maximum one?"Advertisement

"The wage inequality here is continuing to grow, and it seems to me that there isn't any opportunities to radically alter our situation on behalf of governments."Mr O'Sullivan would not put a figure on what exactly he believes the maximum wage should be, instead saying that that the focus should be on narrowing the wage gap between the highest earning employee in a company and the lowest.

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No max wage. Cause that’s called communism. Everyone should have the opportunity to earn as much as they can by putting in as much effort. Anything other than that is communism

No, a 100% tax rate is not the answer.

I can't believe I am reading this utter diarrhea, ffs lads this is communism, dunno if anyone heard but it was tried in a lot of places and a lot of people died until they figured out it doesn't work Soviet Russia, Cambodia and the pearl in the crown north Korea.. simpletons

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