| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - A rough equilibrium is very soon reached in these situations.Let's suppose that your assumption were true, and that *whenever* someone came along offering to work for less, the employer always took him up on the offer. (Meanwhile, there is apparently no competition whatsoever among employers for any sort of labor.)If this were the case, then *everyone* would be paid *exactly* the minimum wage.
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