Yes of course: when the exchange doesn't make you better off, you don't make the trade. And the Great Resignation is a sign that plenty of workers are looking f

Yes of course: when the exchange doesn't make you better off, you don't make the trade. And the Great Resignation is a sign that plenty of workers are looking for better exchanges than they had been getting. That changes nothing about my point though--if your employer was getting exactly the value they were paying you, they would be indifferent to keeping you employed. And vice-versa.