Sounds like your work is worth more than you get paid for, then. You are only accepting to do it because you don't want to starve, i.e., it's a decision where o

Sounds like your work is worth more than you get paid for, then. You are only accepting to do it because you don't want to starve, i.e., it's a decision where one of the parties is under coercion. A really free labor market would be one where your life is not at risk if you refuse the job offer (as with UBI). In that situation, how much money would convince someone to accept your job? That's the real value of your job.