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If all the valuable talent is gone surely that means I'm going to be worth more? I'd be more inclined to think, deadweight losses notwithstanding, that this me
by rusk 9y ago
If all the valuable talent is gone surely that means I'm going to be worth more?
I'd be more inclined to think, deadweight losses notwithstanding, that this means a lot of the work will go elsewhere ..
- crdoconnor 9y agoThis would presumably mean fewer roles advertised. I haven't noticed that either.
- rusk 9y agoI alluded to a deadweight, or economic intertia, so yeah ... it's early days yet ... but it doesn't really matter because Brexit probably won't happen the way most people think it will ...
- crdoconnor 9y agoDead weight losses occur in the case of distorting subsidies/tariffs or one side of the equation is a monopoly. I don't see the relevance to Brexit's effect on the job market.
- rusk 9y agoOf course you don't, because you only know the term from reading the Wikipedia article.
- crdoconnor 9y agoTo rephrase: it's completely irrelevant and I think you're now dimly aware of that. This is likely why you did not ever attempt to explain its significance and responded with a facile insult when I alluded to its irrelevance.