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I'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.
by jhayward 8y ago
I'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?