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Ok, so a worker makes a part of a plane - not the whole plane. Should the group of workers be able to buy the whole plane? I don't see the substantial and vali
by intended 9y ago
Ok, so a worker makes a part of a plane - not the whole plane. Should the group of workers be able to buy the whole plane?
I don't see the substantial and valid point in your rebuttal. Care to elucidate in the spirit of the original point?
- BurningFrog 9y agoMy core substantial point is that there should be no connection between the unit price of what a worker produces and their wage. To take an example at the other end, should someone working in the paper clip industry be happy as long as they can afford to buy one paper clip? I can understand an emotional reaction to people working on goods just outside the reach of their spending power. But if you think about it, those two numbers have nothing to do with each other.