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If it results in a 4 day workweek, thats a 25% increase in productivity. If you have people working 5 days, its the same as working 6.25 days. Presumably peopl
by neximo64 3y ago
If it results in a 4 day workweek, thats a 25% increase in productivity.
If you have people working 5 days, its the same as working 6.25 days. Presumably people who work in these companies are going to have a net output higher than the 4 day people. There is a chance competition can win,
Just another way to look at it from an "economist" point of view
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- weatherlite 3y agoBut you can as a legislator prevent companies from having a 5 day work week so no competitor will be able to. Thats also a great way of avoiding mass AI unemployment - companies won't be able to so easy get rid of people.