On the recordJune 7, 2012
Unfortunately, the customers who are going to pay for those workers aren't going to pay those prices. So it's a ridiculous argument to make.
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Michael Bloomberg
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transcripts.cnn.comMichael Bloomberg: “Unfortunately, the customers who are going to pay for those workers aren't going to pay those prices. So it's a…”
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Michael Bloomberg critiques the argument that raising wages for labor would be feasible in the current market.
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