60. You can't have "statistical proof" for something that has never been implemented
The best you could do is if there was anything remotely similar in the past. To my knowledge there isn't. However, if you consider that the total cost of labor is what employers are looking at and are optimizing, then the idea that the same total cost would be roughly the same is likely -- especially in the case of union negotiated rates.
Where is your statistical proof that it WON'T happen? Note - you have the same problem. Until it is implemented, there are no statistics. Do you have a background in either math or economics?
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