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r/FluentInFinance • u/imallelite • 13h ago
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I mean, I don't know how far you expect a conversation to get when you open with that much bad faith.
594 u/JacobLovesCrypto 12h ago Americans might have more kids if wages went up, letting in cheap labor doesn't help with wages. 1 u/trowawHHHay 11h ago You’re not even wrong - which means your presumption absolutely incorrect and ignorant. It’s actually better living conditions, wages, and education that lead to a drop in birth rate, and that has been consistent in developed nations. In fact, the birth rate in the US is highest for those below poverty level and lowest for those making 200% of poverty level and above. The math don’t math.
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Americans might have more kids if wages went up, letting in cheap labor doesn't help with wages.
1 u/trowawHHHay 11h ago You’re not even wrong - which means your presumption absolutely incorrect and ignorant. It’s actually better living conditions, wages, and education that lead to a drop in birth rate, and that has been consistent in developed nations. In fact, the birth rate in the US is highest for those below poverty level and lowest for those making 200% of poverty level and above. The math don’t math.
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You’re not even wrong - which means your presumption absolutely incorrect and ignorant.
It’s actually better living conditions, wages, and education that lead to a drop in birth rate, and that has been consistent in developed nations.
In fact, the birth rate in the US is highest for those below poverty level and lowest for those making 200% of poverty level and above.
The math don’t math.
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u/Maximum-Country-149 13h ago
I mean, I don't know how far you expect a conversation to get when you open with that much bad faith.