[VeniVidiVici]

Ok. So I'm assuming the price of a bankrupt company with "...185,000 workers worldwide..." can easily be bought by these employees who would then be free to raise wages as they see fit.

[expat_panama]

What I'm seeing here is that when employees want to force company owners to raise wages, they "rally" until they get their way.  When the owners want customers to pay higher prices, the vote for higher tariffs.

What do I have to do to force everyone to agree with all my posts?  Threaten to not eat supper?

[SamAdams76]

So I'm assuming the price of a bankrupt company with "...185,000 workers worldwide..." can easily be bought by these employees who would then be free to raise wages as they see fit.

You've nailed it.

Whenever somebody starts yapping about wages not being high enough, I like asking them to please start their own company and show the rest of us capitalist pigs how it is done.

No takers so far.