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Not circular logic, it's excactly how it works. Someone offers you money for your time and if both parties find an agreement on how much that time is worth, the
by emsy 9y ago
Not circular logic, it's excactly how it works. Someone offers you money for your time and if both parties find an agreement on how much that time is worth, they've determined a value that is acceptable for both parties. No one is forced to employ or be employed.
- komali2 9y ago>no one is forced to be employed Er, can you clarify? If you don't work, you don't eat.
- danielharrison 9y agoLike the thousands of unemployed people? Some haven't eaten for years. That's not what he means, just like that's not what you mean.
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- EGreg 9y ago"No one is forced to employ or be employed" Pretty sure most people who live paycheck to paycheck would disagree.
- emsy 9y agoThey need to work to earn a living, but they are not forced to be employed if they think the wage is too low. That would be slavery. But I see the point that this degree of freedom poses a problem for work with a low entry barrier.
- shmerl 9y agoCircumstances can differ quite a lot, and claiming that everyone is paid fairly because they aren't leaving is just crooked.