But you are saying you care.

Just teasing.

We're just walking in circles at this point

You're blaming the state for keeping minimum wages low, but state are just accepting whatever outside companies impose to them because otherwise we will bankrupt 

I'm stating companies are to blame, as they want to maximize their profits and always find the most cost-effective production 

The consequence of a country changing their working laws is inflation, unemployment and a broken economy after a few years. So how is states to blame for keeping shit working laws when they are doing it just to prevent an even more broken economy?

It's absolutely not a state issue

If anything, state laws are preventing their citizens of even more abusive from economic agents 

I totally understand and accept the many advantages capitalism bring in and how efficient the system is to generate wealth, but we can't just turn a blind eye to how (and from) this wealth comes from. I still not understand what about pointing a clear instance of urfainess of the system make you so pissed.

Unfairness, yes, as the line dividing developed and undeveloped countries is historical, and they didn't experienced industrial evolution in the same time nor in the same way, the countries who experienced their capitalist boom first will now become even more wealth, of course in the cost of the poverty of less historically affortunated countries 

Why? Because I am from one of these "poor" countries you speak of. And there is absolutely no foreign investment because of how broken the "state" is and how lacking of the most basic of infrastructure you need to even entice these foreign companies to come and use your country as a workforce. Which mind you, would provide much-needed jobs for hundreds of thousands of people. Which i a million times better than what they have to deal with now.

I am from a country where you make more s a security-guard in the states than you would as a doctor in my native country. And I can promise you, none of these companies you speak of have any hand in my country. So yes, these things have nothing to do with them.

Simple Supply vs Demand

If there was no morons to pay 2to3 times the rate they would not sell for that.

Personally if I miss out I am happy to wait when more supply comes in demand drops and then I pay actual retail price.

Nope, although a dick move it isn't regarding a first need supply and doesn't took a long time to auto solve. Plus there are still the older system available to purchase. And that is all beside the point that I'm very much against government interfering in things that aren't strictly necessary.

Something being illegal don't determine another should and two wrongs don't make a right.

People would need to be really willing to pay double the price for the same product to have a label "made in USA" or "we paid twice the minimum wage to our employees", etc. So as we know it won't happen, as people always want to pay less and get more it is just that hypocritical claim for social justice that is very hollow. Just like asking teachers to get better compensation, but also complain that education is to costly.

Brazil have it and a lot of other places as well.

But I'm sure the other example would apply to germany. Would people be willing to pay double the price for the PS5 if it was manufactured in Germany (with the PS5 from China also being sold there?) I doubt many would pay 1000 versus 500 just because it was made in a place with "good labor laws". Whenever that happens you can bet companies will explore it, just like they do with green products that you pay a lot more because of ecological concern.

This. And every scalped console that doesn't get resold at a ripoff is every scalped console that Sony, Microsoft, etc. DON'T generate game, subscription, etc. sales from, which is where they really make their money, so they're fucking manufacturers and gamers over by doing this.