I agree, except that the fixed resource is votes, not economic resources (which everyone here knows are not fixed in any practical sense). But doesn't this Pre

I agree, except that the fixed resource is votes, not economic resources (which everyone here knows are not fixed in any practical sense). But doesn't this Presidential election at least suggest that enough people got unhappy about the very "fixed" (more like steadily declining) economic "resource" known as the working class job to swing the election to Trump? All the raw statistics, from labor force participation to suicide rate changes, suggest your point isn't correct, except in a theoretical sense, or "any practical sense" except in the very long term.