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If the large business can pay a living wage, then yes. If you can't afford to pay your employees then your business isn't successful.
That an easy way to say you have never run a business and don’t really understand how they work.
You keep focusing on employee wages for some reason rather than the issues the owners brought up. Larger employers pay more but also hirer fewer people. There is a new loss of jobs. So instead of a “living” wage, you’d rather have massive unemployment and a boring world of large corporations.
No thanks. We need to make it affordable for small businesses to run. They’re the lifeblood of the country