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If only we could tie minimum wage to average local rent.
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This will more likely result in collusion between the two. Your boss will subsidise your rent, but only if you live in one of his buddy's houses. It's company towns with extra steps.
I'd love to see small companies try and pry those ownership rights, out of the cold dead hands of large real estate corporations.
Now battle of the big fish? Amazon vs Blackrock. Walmart vs Zillow? Idk, but that would be dope to see capitalists cannibalize themselves.