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I don’t think you are taking the price increases and inefficiencies that a nationally isolated economy would produce into account. People with less disposable i
by jupp0r 4y ago
I don’t think you are taking the price increases and inefficiencies that a nationally isolated economy would produce into account. People with less disposable income would suffer most from this.
If you don’t like supply chain issues and inflation right now, you won’t like the model
you propose.
- Retric 4y agoHow much do you think Amazon can actually raise prices before people just shop elsewhere? The simple truth is warehouse employee salaries aren’t significant because of throughput. Someone making 30$/hour vs 15$/hour sounds huge but when people are picking 300+ items an hour that’s 5 cents a pop. But, more realistic unionized job would be 17$/hour but only 250 items a sub 2 cents increase.
- jupp0r 4y ago100% agreed. My comment was referring to the part of OPs comment where they criticized globalization and proposed capital controls.