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Yes, so the most valuable 100 million jobs get done, the least valuable 5 million don't. Meanwhile, people who can't currently complete the job are incentivized
by TheCoelacanth 5y ago
Yes, so the most valuable 100 million jobs get done, the least valuable 5 million don't. Meanwhile, people who can't currently complete the job are incentivized to learn how to do it by rising wages so the overall supply gradually rises.
That's how free markets are supposed to work.
- missedthecue 5y agoOk but to the point of our discussion, most of the jobs currently available aren't jobs that require training. There are 5 million people that just stopped working.
- dgfitz 5y agoYeah, because the pay isn't high enough
- missedthecue 5y agoCan you explain to me how not working and making $0 per hour affords one a higher standard of living than working and making say $15 an hour, which plenty of retail and service jobs are starting at today? I don't logically understand how someone can complain about pay being too low when working at all would be a huge raise from their current income.