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The problem with this is that it does not add any realy value to the economy. During the great depression in the US, thousands and thousand wandered the streets
by BCM43 16y ago
The problem with this is that it does not add any realy value to the economy. During the great depression in the US, thousands and thousand wandered the streets selling apples, however this did nothing at all to help the economy. Wouldn't it be better if he paid his workers more, allowing them to spend more money more efficiently and create more useful jobs that way?
- ars 16y agoNo. I wouldn't be better. Of course this adds value to the economy. And if he overpays his workers he causes local inflation which can have very bad effects on other workers, since these privileged ones can spend more, which raises prices for everyone.