Mark Thornton on the Minimum Wage
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Interviewed by host Paul Molloy, Mark Thornton discusses a recent Mises Daily article on the consequences of setting a minimum salary of $70,000.
They also examine the negative impact of the minimum wage, and how fair wages are determined by the market.
You can read the Mises Daily article they review by clicking here.