Bit of a catch-22 with harnessing the underemployed. The longer the economy maintains large numbers of underemployed, the less consumption in non-essential g

Bit of a catch-22 with harnessing the underemployed. The longer the economy maintains large numbers of underemployed, the less consumption in non-essential goods and services, and the less people buying whatever it is you sell, leading to the more underemployed, and the less consumption ... But if consumption increases, right when you can actually use all that labor they start to dissapear to proper jobs.