The job is worth minimum wage ($12,000 / yr or so) at best. In a free market, you could find folks who would work this job at that price. A labor-market with a

The job is worth minimum wage ($12,000 / yr or so) at best. In a free market, you could find folks who would work this job at that price. A labor-market with a minimum wage is not a free market. In a free market, you could find folks who would work this job at one dollar per hour. But how could they afford to live? "Basic income" (unconditional trickle-capital) and deregulated construction and real-estate (e.g. $60/month apartments in major markets). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income