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You’re saying that in the long run Amazon will adjust to the “market signals”. But as that Briton once said, in the long run we’re also all dead.
by eecc 8y ago
You’re saying that in the long run Amazon will adjust to the “market signals”. But as that Briton once said, in the long run we’re also all dead.
- lamarpye 8y agoMaybe you could expand on the connection that you are making between Keynesian macroeconomic policy and Amazon child policy because it seems like a non-sequitur.
- eecc 8y agoIs it so far fetched to draw a parallel with the “let the free (job) market signal Amazon when their benefits policies are uncompetitive” expresses in the parent post? Just as in Keyens criticism to laissez faire, eventually Amazon might accomodate, but the lives and careers of several individuals will be crushed in the meantime. It also depends on how much pressure will non-unionized workers manage to exercise. And what about the other women with less premium jobs?