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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 4, 2014 15:27:06 GMT -5
How Much Fast-Food Prices Would Rise If Employers Paid $15 an Hour Posted on September 4, 2014 ib4272-chart-2
Liberals go on about how fast food is killing us anyway. This might be their strategy to kill fast food. Check it out:
As thousands of fast-food workers participate in strikes today pushing for their wages to be raised to $15 an hour, it’s important to remember the consequences that such a steep raise could have.
According to a new report released today by James Sherk, a labor policy expert at The Heritage Foundation, such an increase could result in fewer hours of work overall at fast-food restaurants and higher prices for all.
$15 Minimum Wage:
Profits Down -77%
Sales Down -36%
Total Work Hrs Down -36%
Prices Up +38%
SEE CHART:
conservativebyte.com/2014/09/much-fast-food-prices-rise-employers-paid-15-hour/
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Post by bigbaddoe on Sept 4, 2014 15:34:07 GMT -5
That would be a good thing then. Then we won't have people complaining they are so over weight because they eat nothing but fast food. Maybe this country will get a little healthier.
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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 4, 2014 16:14:09 GMT -5
I doubt it, they will just eat their own fast food at home, and spend more time in bars and etc, and all the unskilled fast food workers will be out of jobs and living off of the few workers paying for welfare, until all the money runs out, then the libturds will start more stealing and killing!! Because they are used to FREE STUFF!!
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Post by apple on Sept 4, 2014 16:20:31 GMT -5
Those numbers do not make sense. seriously.... math anyone?
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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 4, 2014 16:22:31 GMT -5
I know mister, FACTS go over IGNORANT libturds heads!!
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Post by stuporstitionist on Sept 4, 2014 20:11:48 GMT -5
The big banks are bigger than ever but you think $15 dollar an hour is what's going to break our economy. Are you afraid that $15/hour will destroy Wall Street bonuses?
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Post by peteetongman on Sept 4, 2014 20:16:08 GMT -5
The big banks are bigger than ever but you think $15 dollar an hour is what's going to break our economy. Are you afraid that $15/hour will destroy Wall Street bonuses? please tell me you don't really think that a franchisee with 3-5 units in, say, the Atlanta market is shoveling all of his money up to "Wall Street". C'mon man LOL
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Post by stuporstitionist on Sept 4, 2014 20:29:42 GMT -5
The big banks are bigger than ever but you think $15 dollar an hour is what's going to break our economy. Are you afraid that $15/hour will destroy Wall Street bonuses? please tell me you don't really think that a franchisee with 3-5 units in, say, the Atlanta market is shoveling all of his money up to "Wall Street". C'mon man LOL Surely you don't think the publicly traded parent companies don't involve Wall Street? For example McDonalds Corp (NYSE SYmbol MCD) or Burger King Worldwide Inc. (NYSE symbol BKW) C'mon man LOL
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Post by barrysoetoro on Sept 4, 2014 21:11:01 GMT -5
The big banks are bigger than ever but you think $15 dollar an hour is what's going to break our economy. Are you afraid that $15/hour will destroy Wall Street bonuses? McDs are individually owned. You would hurt the owner. Not that they make huge profits hourly.
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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 5, 2014 4:46:30 GMT -5
The big banks are bigger than ever but you think $15 dollar an hour is what's going to break our economy. Are you afraid that $15/hour will destroy Wall Street bonuses? McDs are individually owned. You would hurt the owner. Not that they make huge profits hourly. Most McDs and BKs are privately owned by middleclass families providing work for some and making a middleclass living for owners. Neither company has many company stores, BK may have a few in Florida but elsewhere they a individually owned by franchisers!! Most fast food establishments are the same way.
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Post by stuporstitionist on Sept 5, 2014 8:36:12 GMT -5
The big banks are bigger than ever but you think $15 dollar an hour is what's going to break our economy. Are you afraid that $15/hour will destroy Wall Street bonuses? McDs are individually owned. You would hurt the owner. Not that they make huge profits hourly. 1) Franchises may be individually owned, but the parent corporations such as McDonalds/ Burger King are listed on the New York Stock Exchange. 2) Are you happy with the current system of subsidizing fast food workers with your tax dollars?
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Post by stuporstitionist on Sept 5, 2014 8:42:58 GMT -5
Most McDs and BKs are privately owned by middleclass families Not really. Look at the costs involved to start a new MCD franchise: Initial Costs $45,000 Initial Fee paid to McDonald's Equipment and Pre-Opening Costs Typically these costs range from $955,708 to $2,290,146. The size of the restaurant facility, area of the country, pre-opening expenses, inventory, selection of kitchen equipment, signage, and style of decor and landscaping will affect new restaurant costs. These costs are paid to suppliers. The new Owner/Operators must pay forty percent (40%) cash of the total costs of a new restaurant, and may finance the remainder from traditional sources. www.aboutmcdonalds.com/mcd/franchising/us_franchising/aquiring_a_franchise/new_restaurants.htmlSo to open a MCD's you need at least $500,000 of your own money. Not many middle class people have that kind of scratch.
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Post by barrysoetoro on Sept 5, 2014 11:28:23 GMT -5
McDs are individually owned. You would hurt the owner. Not that they make huge profits hourly. 1) Franchises may be individually owned, but the parent corporations such as McDonalds/ Burger King are listed on the New York Stock Exchange. 2) Are you happy with the current system of subsidizing fast food workers with your tax dollars? what does number 1 have to do with anything? Raising min wage will hurt the individual store owneowners. you get nothing out of that.
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Post by illeatyourdates02 on Sept 5, 2014 11:39:01 GMT -5
Most McDs and BKs are privately owned by middleclass families Not really. Look at the costs involved to start a new MCD franchise: Initial Costs $45,000 Initial Fee paid to McDonald's Equipment and Pre-Opening Costs Typically these costs range from $955,708 to $2,290,146. The size of the restaurant facility, area of the country, pre-opening expenses, inventory, selection of kitchen equipment, signage, and style of decor and landscaping will affect new restaurant costs. These costs are paid to suppliers. The new Owner/Operators must pay forty percent (40%) cash of the total costs of a new restaurant, and may finance the remainder from traditional sources. www.aboutmcdonalds.com/mcd/franchising/us_franchising/aquiring_a_franchise/new_restaurants.htmlSo to open a MCD's you need at least $500,000 of your own money. Not many middle class people have that kind of scratch. Yes Middleclass with possible family backing to get the big loan to buy the franchise, but they have to pay back the loan, along with paying unskilled workers who they have provided a job at least minimum wages. And provide for themselves and family while running their own business. So yes it's a gamble, but that is what American's do, not so much since American business destruction by the COMMIE TRAITOR RACIST LIAR SH*T muslim zeroBOWma got put into office by so many dead voters and his regime hates America to have any prosperity;; so they are doing all they can to turn the USA into a third world country, and so far in 6 years they are doing a great job at it!!
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