No you don't determine that at all. You may think you do but the economy and other factors are more determinate than your wish.
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No you don't.
No it isn't. It's determined by how many hours there are in a day for starters. Or can you work a 36 hour day if you need more money?
Thirty five years straight?
You can't be that clever if you set your wage at a rate that left you needing to work more hours....year after year for 35 of them.
When did I say anything about needing to work more hours?
So you don't get paid by the hour then?
So you get paid by the hour then, obviously, because you didn't deny it. So you just up your hourly rate according to what you feel you need to earn?
Your logic is ridiculous. Because I don't deny something you feel it must be true?
There are 2 parts to this equation: money/rate and time. Just like miles per hour. You can't have 1 without the other or it is just an amount of money. So you get paid by the hour. You need to get yourself better educated buddy, something above 5th grade because it is clear you don't understand how wages work.
Deluded. You are paid a rate according to what the market thinks you are worth. That's a fact. Whether you like it or not. All you are doing is taking what you get offered and saying that's what you are worth. And you DO get paid by the hour.
Actually I no longer am because I left the job when I had a mental breakdown from psychological abuse.Says the guy being exploited.