"loss in wages reduces the final demand for consumer commodities as is 
obviously borne out by the closing of Wal-Mart stores all around the 
world this week."

Probably not a good example of the so-called second contradiction. Over 
the long run, Wal-Mart has prospered from the decline of real earnings, 
workers shoddy goods made cheaper by pressuring suppliers to reduce 
wholesale prices. These store closures are partly a cyclical slowdown 
and partly an instance of the change from retail stores to online 
shopping with package delivery.


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