Okay, I see several comments about burgers getting more expensive. There's a larger issue at work. If you give families a little bit more money they are going to compete for the same food, rent, and other consumable items that those of us who make a little bit more do. What it's going to do is D value the work that people have put in to earn more than minimum wage.

I would expect that especially, food, rent, vehicles, will increase in price because there will be more competition on the market with more cash available. Since there won't actually be more milk, vehicles, houses, the price will increase based on the competition for them. The dollar in general will be worth less.

Over a long period of time, the market will correct for this and wages for skilled work will climb. But in the meantime inflation is the only benefit, with Ace small temporary benefit for those who are earning minimum wage. If everyone earned $1 million a year, milk will not be $3.50 a gallon. Milk will be $1000 a gallon.

I know that I am not a very clear writer, but is my thinking off on this?