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NCAA going to review new transfer rules put into to place this past season
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<blockquote data-quote="Zubaz" data-source="post: 2694542" data-attributes="member: 3528"><p>I'm not sure you meant to quote my post, as what I quoted attempted to dispel the "idealist" view of wages as being simply supply and demand and recognizing the practical factors and complexities that go in to the labor market. I'm not sure where it came across as acting superior. </p><p></p><p>I don't disagree, and the "justness" of this fact probably comes down to your ideology. </p><p></p><p>However, my point wasn't to dispute this, it was in response to your example of a micro transaction, and how other factors impact wages on the macro level. You need $X to feed yourself, your decision / ability to accept, say, a $7.50 / hr wage will be impacted by whether or not that's enough to make $X to feed yourself for the week, and if you receive food assistance that impacts that fact and might make you more likely to accept that wage...even though what's really happening is a taxpayer is effectively subsidizing that employer in terms of your overall compensation. That needs to be factored in and recognized was all I was saying.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zubaz, post: 2694542, member: 3528"] I'm not sure you meant to quote my post, as what I quoted attempted to dispel the "idealist" view of wages as being simply supply and demand and recognizing the practical factors and complexities that go in to the labor market. I'm not sure where it came across as acting superior. I don't disagree, and the "justness" of this fact probably comes down to your ideology. However, my point wasn't to dispute this, it was in response to your example of a micro transaction, and how other factors impact wages on the macro level. You need $X to feed yourself, your decision / ability to accept, say, a $7.50 / hr wage will be impacted by whether or not that's enough to make $X to feed yourself for the week, and if you receive food assistance that impacts that fact and might make you more likely to accept that wage...even though what's really happening is a taxpayer is effectively subsidizing that employer in terms of your overall compensation. That needs to be factored in and recognized was all I was saying. [/QUOTE]
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