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Why does that matter? You said the employer shouldn’t care what the employee does with their money. In that case, so too the employee shouldn’t care what the em
by bradleyjg 6y ago
Why does that matter? You said the employer shouldn’t care what the employee does with their money. In that case, so too the employee shouldn’t care what the employer does with its money. Under that logic all that matters is the market clearing rate—-not savings or extra costs for either the employee or employer.
- tomrod 6y ago> Under that logic all that matters is the market clearing rate Rate(s). Agents in real life are heterogeneous. It shouldn't matter to the employer. To the employee it matters a great deal.