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Under our current wage system? No. I have not claimed any of those scenarios. I'm claiming that by reducing pay incentives from the equation, you will see a
by whatok 11y ago
Under our current wage system? No. I have not claimed any of those scenarios. I'm claiming that by reducing pay incentives from the equation, you will see a decline in certain professions and also the education typically required for those professions. These professions are also the professions that already have a supply glut and by removing one of the naturally occurring incentives for these jobs (a market wage), you only make it harder to find people able to do the work.
- pbhjpbhj 11y agoIf there's a glut in supply and you reduce the financial incentive shouldn't that lead to a greater proportion of people who are passionate about the work of itself. That clearly doesn't work in all vocations, however. Can I ask, what motivates you to perform your particular functions in society, is it only the financial reward?
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