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People also need food to live, and they have no influence on the price of food; you can't go into Safeway and get a prime steak for $1.50. Yet there is such an
by apsec112 9y ago
People also need food to live, and they have no influence on the price of food; you can't go into Safeway and get a prime steak for $1.50. Yet there is such an abundance of food at such low prices that half of Westerners are overweight. The labor market must have other issues, besides these, if it's having more problems than the food market.
- 1812Overture 9y agoThe grocery stores I go to have price tags on everything.
- AstralStorm 9y agoAnd job offers typically come without price brackets. Moreover the requirements are often written (or processed into mush) by a person who has no clue. This puts you at a major disadvantage. And then there is the problem that a company can easily outwit and outwait you as they have a big buffer. Only people currently in stable jobs or with plenty of f.u. money can match it. If there is a slump in demand or peak in worker supply you will have even less bargaining power.