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If there were fewer people interesting in taking up non-tech jobs, then supply/demand would drive up wages for non-tech jobs. So before we get to "barren wastel
by yjhoney 8y ago
If there were fewer people interesting in taking up non-tech jobs, then supply/demand would drive up wages for non-tech jobs. So before we get to "barren wasteland of office buildings with no services", there would be a happy medium where service industries would be high paying.
- MaybiusStrip 8y agoSupply/demand is not the only thing driving the difference between the salaries of a middle-school teacher and a Google software engineer.
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- ma2rten 8y agoThe difference is not as big as you might think: http://www.mvla.net/files/user/776/file/Certificated%20Salary%2017-18.pdf http://www.mvla.net/files/user/776/file/Certificated%20Salar...