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Labor is not valued based on the "benefits to society" it provides. It is valued based on supply and demand. The low paid jobs are jobs that basically anyone ca
by newguy1234 6y ago
Labor is not valued based on the "benefits to society" it provides. It is valued based on supply and demand. The low paid jobs are jobs that basically anyone can do with minimal education or on the job training. If those jobs were harder to do then they would certainly be paid more.
- pixelbash 6y agoSome of the hardest jobs are underpaid, and level of education means less than it used to. Nurses and scientists for example. Partner is a microbiologist PHD graduate and starting salary wouldn't be much different my self taught first coding job - not that getting a job right now is really possible anyway.