> more labour law is not good for the economy If by economy you mean the richest 0.1% earning more money, I have to agree. But I disagree with that definition

> more labour law is not good for the economy If by economy you mean the richest 0.1% earning more money, I have to agree. But I disagree with that definition of "economy". For me economy includes the ability of citizens to make ends meet and afford good health care and education. A good economy requires a well regulated labor market. That definitions of a "good economy" are excluding these considerations it is just an effect of inequality and an increasing focus on the needs of the 0.1% over the economy as a whole. And it is not a real representations of the real economy at all.