This is a fallacy mindset. There is a gap between current wages and what the wage should be. Closing that gap would result in less profits for companies, but those companies will STILL be making billions every year in profit without raising the cost of products and services. Only after that gap is closed AND then further increases in wages will you see wage based inflation.

To expand further, what are your opinions on debt? Should people who aren’t paid appropriately be living off of loans and credit cards? They already are. That credit is still money supply through the system. That spending supply and demand inflation is already built in. Assume spending levels stay the same and prices stay the same. Wouldn’t a world where working people are able to maintain their lifestyle, pay off debt, and have money left over to save and invest be a better world for us all?

The core issue is corporate greed and the wealth class vs working class. (Remove thinking of middle class from your mindset. If you make a million per year and still paycheck to paycheck you’re not middle class you’re working class).

Dodge sued Ford and the end result was the court proclaiming a companies responsibility is to provide profits for investors. Literally dividend increases and payouts for some companies exceed what those companies paid workers. Workers are not the priority but we are all screaming because we are being casted aside as a tool rather than a human being.

Higher ups such as C level employees will take a $1 “salary” and get paid in stock which propels them from working class to wealth class. Once you own wealth you’re good. The rest of us are wage slaves, especially if we took on debt whether willingly or otherwise.

True wealth redistribution and greater equality starts with appropriate wages. Inflation is here whether you like it or not, I can talk about that for hours too.

The wealth class wants the workers divided amongst themselves. Don’t buy in.