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Old 06-06-2005, 02:05 PM   #162
Hank Chinaski
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Breaking economic principles down to a level so basic that they are meaningless.

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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
Unions, like businesses, benefit from economic growth. Unions, like businesses, also benefit when Congress passes laws insulating them from the free market. Either you think that business is strangely altruistic, or you think that unions are strangely irrational, or you would rather side with rich people instead of the working man.
without unions most of us wouldn't be here- paid handsomely to waste time. however, yours is an inapt analogy. Corporations in theory exist to maximize efficiency and production. They might not always but usually they try and maximize the profits.

A union, however, must justify its existance contract after contract. Whether more benfits are warrented or affordable doesn't really matter- the Unions want to get more each year.
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