Well, I appreciate that point. But the question is also whether the underlying activity or thing being produced gives benefit to how many people. Because, as

Well, I appreciate that point. But the question is also whether the underlying activity or thing being produced gives benefit to how many people. Because, as has been pointed out in the past, you could pay people to simply dig holes in the ground and have others fill them in, which would equally create work and productivity. But was it more worthwhile and beneficial than other ways the money could be spent?