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If skills to perform a job are no longer a differentiator, I think wages would be less differentiated between jobs. Perhaps there would still be wage different
by cj 4y ago
If skills to perform a job are no longer a differentiator, I think wages would be less differentiated between jobs.
Perhaps there would still be wage differentiation, but dependent more on factors like degree of physical output necessary, risk of physical injury when performing the job, etc.
- PowerBar 4y agoActually, I think you'd see wages reflect peoples' willingness to do a job. So for example, you'd probably see higher wages for a job cleaning up human feces than for a job driving a delivery truck. You'd also continue to see the current wage increase for jobs involving high risk (danger pay) or extended journeys such as ship captain, astronaut, long-haul trucking.