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If there is more demand for chemists, the wages will go up which in turn will incentivize more Americans to pursue being chemist as a career.
by 29athrowaway 3y ago
If there is more demand for chemists, the wages will go up which in turn will incentivize more Americans to pursue being chemist as a career.
- kube-system 3y agoTo a point, they will. However, the amount they can rise is capped by other economic factors. e.g. If wage pressure goes beyond a businesses ability to pay, they can't hire. This then leads to businesses ceasing operations and hiring nobody.
- 15457345234 3y ago> wages will go up The issue is that tech can pay exorbitant salaries compared to physical-world companies as the product they're producing has infinite reach and is often 'evergreen' It's the same issue as investment banking; when you can almost literally print the money you're paying salaries with you can hire everyone at any price. The issue is, that leads to the smartest people in the country all ending up at 'virtual' industries and you discover eventually you don't have an economy, you just have a giant video game.
- medvezhenok 3y agoYou just have to turn off the money printer and watch the tech money dry up (What we’re seeing now)
- 15457345234 3y agoyou love to see it
- selimthegrim 3y agoNo, they try to rebrand as “quantitative bioscientists” or “molecular engineers” and cross their fingers and hope for postbac students who weren’t chemists because they don’t believe in their own curriculum anymore.