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But the people that are working are the ones producing the needed goods and services. Which suggests that most of what we need is produced by about 10% of the
by neilwilson 7y ago
But the people that are working are the ones producing the needed goods and services.
Which suggests that most of what we need is produced by about 10% of the workforce and the rest is largely busy work.
The longer this goes on, the more that will become apparent.
Then the discussion starts about what the 90% have to do so the needed 10% do a full week to look after all of us rather than just stopping on Tuesday when they have made enough for themselves.
- BurningFrog 7y agoI think classifying goods and services in "needed" and "unneeded" is a fool's errand. It's also none of our business what people choose to do with their life and money. If they want to waste it on frivolous things, that is their choice and privilege.