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In the case of the Boston cleaner, that seems to indicate the living costs can also drive salary. If nobody applies to work somewhere, the wages either go up or
by HPsquared 4y ago
In the case of the Boston cleaner, that seems to indicate the living costs can also drive salary. If nobody applies to work somewhere, the wages either go up or the job goes unfilled.
- willcipriano 4y agoWhen then starts happening the politicians start screaming about how we need more immigrants (who are willing to live 5 to a 1 bedroom apartment and suffer a brutal commute).
- sobkas 4y ago> In the case of the Boston cleaner, that seems to indicate the living costs can also drive salary. If nobody applies to work somewhere, the wages either go up or the job goes unfilled. When one job salary doesn't cover living costs, you are more likely forced to have two or three, not a raise in your current one. It also solves problem of unfilled jobs. Because there are cases when job is only economically feasible if performed in urban area with high population density, so you can't really change your location.