Thread: McDonalds, Wages, Food Processing, and Illegal Immigration

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

Hylander_1314 wrote:

So that is what the big companies are running into. Even though they can weather the storm better due to sheer weight of size, having the second highest corporate taxrate in the world will push many to the brink, and many over the edge as they try to cut corners to stay afloat.

That's where outsoursing comes into play.

That's where both outsourcing, and insourcing come into play. At one time the states used to battle each other offerring the lowest taxrate they could to get companies to open up in their state. This was good for business, and revenue. Even back when we had a proper and legal tax structure, and government was truely small and limited. That was the American way. Industrous people thrived as did the nation as a whole.

The voters in California just passed Proposition 2. That will make meat, eggs, etc. produced in California more expensive. Thousands of California businesses will go under. The eggs and meat will be trucked in from out of state. A lot of it will come from Mexico where they don't have these kind of irrational laws. Because the animals will be outdoors there's the increase risk that the farm animals will come in contact with wild birds some of whom have Bird Flu.

Originally Posted by Justthatguy

The voters in California just passed Proposition 2. That will make meat, eggs, etc. produced in California more expensive. Thousands of California businesses will go under. The eggs and meat will be trucked in from out of state. A lot of it will come from Mexico where they don't have these kind of irrational laws. Because the animals will be outdoors there's the increase risk that the farm animals will come in contact with wild birds some of whom have Bird Flu.

I just saw that on 60minutes