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That is not how it seems to work. The US has been “back to work” for quite a while now, but there are a lot of staff shortages. People don’t just bounce back to
by spicymaki 4y ago
That is not how it seems to work. The US has been “back to work” for quite a while now, but there are a lot of staff shortages. People don’t just bounce back to status quo after immense trauma.
- blitzar 4y agoThe western world hasnt had staff shortages, it has had pay shortages. Inflaition is double digits and employers appear to prefer to lose money (bold move from the capitalists, lets see if it pays off) rather than take a slightly lower profit margin to keep workers. As such workers have done a round of musical chairs, and the companies left with empty chairs are crying that millenials are so entitled that they dont want to scrub toilets for $1 a day anymore.
- dkyc 4y agoIf your theory involves market participants acting against their clear and demonstrated interest (capitalists preferring to lose money rather than reduce margins), maybe contemplate your theory being incorrect rather than mass irrationality from a large number of people.
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- blitzar 4y ago> If your theory involves market participants acting against their clear and demonstrated interest It happens all the time, look around!