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He's saying that the wage earners are in China instead of America and are recieving the 'trickle down' effects.
by nickthemagicman 8y ago
He's saying that the wage earners are in China instead of America and are recieving the 'trickle down' effects.
- jhayward 8y agoI'm saying they're not - they're receiving the benefit of wage arbitrage. US workers are on the losing end. That's not what supply-side economics is about.
- nickthemagicman 8y agoSo the jobs have to remain inside of the economy that created them to create the demand I think is what you're saying. Supply-side economics seems kind of flawed then. How does it account for automation taking jobs?