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Old Oct 31st, 2005, 01:00 PM       
Just because it's a 21% wage increase doesn't mean it has that much direct effect on the economy. Quit hiding behind shallow knowledge. It might be a 21% wage increase but there's other ratios to consider, that's only one part of the equation. You have to consider how much money the employers had originally and what percentage of their money was spent on the employees in the first place, what their income was might help with that. Get back to me with some better information.

Thanks for trying to fool me though. I've been in the slums all morning.
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