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Re:H-1B Visas: U.S. Lawmaker Re-Introduces Bill to Tighten R... by denzil_correa on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @02:53AM (#13363393)
> If Company B doesn't have the resources to outbid Company A then we've decided, as a society, that whatever Company A is doing is more important that what Company B is doing.

The question being - has that been decided in a fair manner?

Re:H-1B Visas: U.S. Lawmaker Re-Introduces Bill to Tighten R... by st3v3r on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @01:15PM (#13367275)
Would it be fair for the candidate to not get the highest wage possible? I don't see how this problem is any different than trying to get non-immigrant labor. Company A is offering a significantly higher salary to a citizen than Company B, they'll probably get the candidate.
Re:H-1B Visas: U.S. Lawmaker Re-Introduces Bill to Tighten R... by Retric on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @08:52AM (#13364678)
Capitalism is not about fair, it's about diminishing returns.

VC's don't have access to a significant chunk of US GDP. Sure, some things are over allocated, but Wall Street is limited to the amount of money invested by other people.