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It's important to distinguish "a bad thing for the economy in general" from "a bad thing for an individual's share of the economy". Job loss without a correspon
by ThrustVectoring 11y ago
It's important to distinguish "a bad thing for the economy in general" from "a bad thing for an individual's share of the economy". Job loss without a corresponding drop in production is a good things for the economy as a whole - it's getting what's demanded more efficiently. It's terrible for the unemployed individuals in question, since they lost the leverage they were using to extract a larger share of the total economic output.
- jonathankoren 11y agoYeah, but what's the societal point of efficiency when wealth has become so concentrated, that the economic ladder has been pulled up?