> You can't work on your own place, you have to employ someone to do that Part of this is the taxation and GDP-ification of everything. (not saying go back) f

> You can't work on your own place, you have to employ someone to do that Part of this is the taxation and GDP-ification of everything. (not saying go back) for example when we traded housewives for house cleaners + hello fresh + fiverr assistants we got a double whammy of GDP growth (+ for the wife going to work, plus for the employees now doing her previously unaccounted work at a profit). And same story with IRS receivables. (again, not saying send women back home, just pointing out the accounting)