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A wage is a price – the price of a service.
Government setting of prices is a bad idea.
Everyone knows that, Paul.
The point I think of putting this up is to address the question of how and why NZ is a moderately successful country, despite such a socialistic policy about “minimum wages”.
Perhaps they have a more strategically-focussed immigration policy then? So that such a high wage works, while not consigning NZ’s Old White Working Class to dependency-penury and ghetto-ization as an imprizoned StaliNazi-votariat.
Like the one we have here.