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1 million/year? There’s definitely an amount that’d allow to find enough workers locally. The other question is how much would the produce cost and how many peo
by mantas 2y ago
1 million/year? There’s definitely an amount that’d allow to find enough workers locally. The other question is how much would the produce cost and how many people would be willing to pay.
- astrange 2y agoOnce it gets that high, they don't need to work because they can retire. (Or buy the farmland themselves and resume paying migrants to do it.)
- mantas 2y agoMore like living costs would balloon. And farm workers would become middle class. Which IMO makes sense, since it’s a damn hard job. Land price would also balloon. Or local farming would collapse and 99% of food would be imported. But massive import taxes are more likely since this is national security question.
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