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I think you are confusing reducing competitiveness in labor markets with reducing asymmetry. If you meant competitiveness of businesses, sure, it probably does
by lawnchair_larry 9y ago
I think you are confusing reducing competitiveness in labor markets with reducing asymmetry.
If you meant competitiveness of businesses, sure, it probably does that. But the logical conclusion for that line of reasoning ends up with us working in a Gulag.