Quote Originally Posted by KerrAvon View Post
I'm saying that Brexit has restricted the availabilty of labour in the UK, which has resulted in the available labour costing more. That's the second lesson in CSE economics, gm.

Increased labour costs have consequences in industries that can offshore those costs, such as a ferry operator. No amount of bleating about the evils of low pay is going to change that and nor is straw manning me by suggesting that I favour low pay. Are you Roly in disguise?
Thanks for the lesson Kerr, it seems you then by definition are an avid fan of Trickle Down Economics Theory, the downside of the rich getting a bigger slice and the poor getting the scraps is that the money doesnt always "trickle down" Trickle down is only effective in micro and macro theory not in the Global economy as the money gets transported away to another country.

The Roly punch was a low blow