As an addependum to the whole 'getting your facts right when trolling' thing, your entire premise is incorrect.
There is no correlation between lack of a fair minimum wage and employment rate.
Unemployment rate (%)
 Zimbabwe |
95.0 | 2009 (June)[130] |
 Nauru |
90.0 | 2004[3] |
 Liberia |
85.0;[77] 88% among young Liberians[78] | 2009 (July) |
 Vanuatu |
78.21 | 1999[124] |
 Turkmenistan |
70.0 | 2008 (November)[117] |
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60.0 | 2000[3] |
 Mozambique |
60.0 | 2009 |
 Tajikistan |
60.0 | 2008 (August)[112] |
 Djibouti |
59.0 | 2007[3] |
 Namibia |
51.2 | 2008[3 |
Zimbabwe has no minimum wage
Naura has no minimum wage
Liberia (minimum wage 20 US cents/hour)
I could go on, but there is no point, you and I both know that your argument is bogus.
Fact is, minimum wage and unemployment benefits give people disposable income, which they spend on products and services. In order to sell these products and provide these services, more people need to be employed, reducing unemployment. Unions and minimum wage are required to reduce unemployment.
