> People are under no obligation to accept a job with low wages.
This is the wrong premise you are basing your entire conviction on.
When you don't have an alternative to working then it is not a jobmarket as you are not in a position do not transact.
This is the same reason why the housingmarket is not a market the second people do not have alternatives to buy into overpriced rents.
A free market requires that participants can decide not to transact. A pro-market government makes sure that this is is the case to a reasonable extend.
This is the wrong premise you are basing your entire conviction on.
When you don't have an alternative to working then it is not a jobmarket as you are not in a position do not transact.
This is the same reason why the housingmarket is not a market the second people do not have alternatives to buy into overpriced rents.
A free market requires that participants can decide not to transact. A pro-market government makes sure that this is is the case to a reasonable extend.