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Seems to me that your two points oppose each other. If the cost of repair is too high because of labor costs, that indicates that it would create jobs, not dest
by mikeash 7y ago
Seems to me that your two points oppose each other. If the cost of repair is too high because of labor costs, that indicates that it would create jobs, not destroy them.
- kja1123 7y agoYeah I wasn't sure about that myself. Just thinking out aloud.
- pdonis 7y ago> If the cost of repair is too high because of labor costs, that indicates that it would create jobs, not destroy them. Not if people, foreseeing high repair costs, simply figured out how to do without the items altogether and stopped buying them.