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Originally Posted by Deadmanwalking_05
And that is part of the problem wouldn't you say?
Which means less jobs in the U.S.
which also means less quality,and skilled labor.
Which hampers growth of said free market.
That also means less money for the average worker.
and also causes companies to jump ship to find a way to avoid paying said skilled local workers.
Save mentioning the abuses the workers in third world countries are subjected to by the companies.
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That's not a symptom of regulation. That's a direct result of the free market at play. You need labor in order to make your product, you're going to go where the labor is cheapest. It only makes sense.