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3 - The company will never raise prices from an item's initial sale price.
"No, this isn't the March 2015 version of 'bread', it's the April 2015 version, that's why we can charge $1 more".
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This is also why unions have suffered, the jobs of today are so much harder to unionize than a factory job of the 50's. It's a lot loving easier to find a new shelf-stocker than to find someone who can safely and quickly operate large machinery. I would also guess that we have seen an increase in the diversity of workers skills, in other words there's a lot bigger gap between a companies high performers and low performers when compared to many decades ago. This is most obvious in finance. Something like that would also lead to a decrease in union participation, which works best when everyone is of fairly equal skill levels.
Unskilled labor definitely had unions a hundred years ago. The issue today is more that jobs are becoming increasingly white collar and for whatever reason unions haven't caught on there.
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