Re: It's quite time for some cooperation or moderation toward signature campaigns.
Thanks for bringing this topic @CryptopreneurBrainboss 
Cartel won't work, mate. Even with the cartel, there will always be someone willing to accept a lower payment. Thus, lower revenue for the coalition, so that it would destabilize the coalition.
If small businesses cannot pay its workers at a required minimum wage, there will be fewer jobs, which means that some of the members who are willing to accept lower wage will lose the opportunity to get some income. And for the same reason, the small businesses also lose the opportunity to get some marketing effort to grow then to afford to pay more for the salaries. In short, it will stunt the bct-economic growth.
Merit system works at a certain extent,
Campaign managers already work as professional as they can,
So what's the solution? I don't know atm, let me think while playing slots on MintDice.
But Wiseman says, "The problem is always about revenue." Instead of thinking about how to limit the posters, pressuring managers to make it more efficient, etc., think about how to attract more business here.
Or simply, the campaign manager should come into an agreement
You are suggesting a cartel mate...minimum wage centralized price control systems are always counter productive and IMO are not a solution to these issues here.
I, also as a "student" of economics (supporter of free-market to be precise) agree with @TECSHARE opinion.If small businesses cannot pay its workers at a required minimum wage, there will be fewer jobs, which means that some of the members who are willing to accept lower wage will lose the opportunity to get some income. And for the same reason, the small businesses also lose the opportunity to get some marketing effort to grow then to afford to pay more for the salaries. In short, it will stunt the bct-economic growth.
Merit system works at a certain extent,
Campaign managers already work as professional as they can,
So what's the solution? I don't know atm, let me think while playing slots on MintDice.
But Wiseman says, "The problem is always about revenue." Instead of thinking about how to limit the posters, pressuring managers to make it more efficient, etc., think about how to attract more business here.