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> There's no indication that the current bar is anywhere close to perfect. There's no indication current bar isn't too high, tho
by kofejnik 6y ago
> There's no indication that the current bar is anywhere close to perfect.
There's no indication current bar isn't too high, tho
- bobthepanda 6y agoGiven that the US performs middling to poorly on most statistics of welfare and simultaneously has the longest working hours in the OECD I think it's safe to say we could set the bar higher.
- kofejnik 6y agoGiven that per-capita GDP is higher in US than in most those countries (actually all of them except oil-propelled Norway), you can argue that the bar could be even lower
- bobthepanda 6y agoWhat use is per-capita GDP if it's not getting to workers through real wage growth?