"Put another way, if a firm does not have access to abundant — and we can even call it 'exploitative' — labor, then those wages economically, [the] microeconomics are such, you have to pay more," he added. "You're not kind of [flouting] the law. And what that allows then is for wages to be naturally higher, and what happens is U.S. workers then get paid a fair ... market-based rate."
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