In Denmark a McDonalds worker makes $20 an hour and, if they are over twenty, the company starts paying

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In Denmark a McDonalds worker makes $20
an hour and, if they are over twenty, the company starts paying into a pension plan for them, and in addition they have a full 6 weeks of paid vacation.

Now how much do you think this costs customers? The Economist looked into this and found out that the Big Mac costs 76 cents less than it does here.

Don't buy the lies that raising the minimum wage to a level that keeps people out of poverty would force prices up.

[malaise]

1. It speaks more to labor conditions

In the US versus countries where workers’ rights are taken seriously.
Same shit here. Many Euro countries would kick them out if they fail to comply.

[MichMan]

2. Minimum wage here needs to be $25-30 per hour

[samnsara]

3. so much cool stuff in denmark. I had an exchange student from there....even when he said they were

..taxed at 50% its like an all exclusive cruise where you pay up front then all this stuff is free.



...now my exchange 'student' is a business man in Denmark and hes not so happy with the tax rate...ha!

[marble falls]

4. This is true all over the EU.