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> Labor gets more expensive, less labor is purchased. It is fundamental. It's not fundamental. If you actually look at what happens in the real world more regu
by dnomad 8y ago
> Labor gets more expensive, less labor is purchased. It is fundamental.
It's not fundamental. If you actually look at what happens in the real world more regulation does not lead to less labor, more often than not it's just the opposite, where regulation drives economic growth.
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- jpttsn 8y agoFundamental like how objects fall at 9.8ms-2. Rarely true in the real world.