> guarantees everyone a job What if the economy evolves in such a way that most people are unproductive? What if the cost of creating a job (creating a jobs b

> guarantees everyone a job What if the economy evolves in such a way that most people are unproductive? What if the cost of creating a job (creating a jobs bureaucracy, administering it by assigning jobs to people, making sure they show up to work, etc.) is actually higher than the economic value that those jobs generate? In that case, 'jobs for all' would just be a subsidy, or UBI, with many more steps, no? I agree that giving people a share of the means of production makes sense. We should experiment with granting a share of equity to all citizens and sitting an equity floor.