by Kane » Mon Mar 18, 2013 10:18 pm
Because the very notion of a "minimum wage" implies that force/coercion is being used to grant that pay. You wouldn't call the lowest wage in a marketplace a "Marketplace minimum wage" because no force/coercion is used. There is no minimum that a set person has to earn. In your scenario the market has determined that the job in question is the least valuable but not that it is the "minimum wage." In an unregulated free market there is no "minimum wage."
This should be obvious.