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> are freed up from fixing roads because of lower traffic, they don't just sit around crying, they find other work to do. yes, this holds up when there is some
by natoliniak 4y ago
> are freed up from fixing roads because of lower traffic, they don't just sit around crying, they find other work to do.
yes, this holds up when there is something else to do, which is not always the case. I remember during the great recession, building contractors in Florida were praying for a hurricane to put them back to work. There was absolutely no other work to be found.
- bluGill 4y agoThere is always work to do. However there is often a mismatch of skills and unwillingness to learn the right skills. Sometimes there is an unwillingness to work for the price people are willing to pay.