>When there are fewer consumers in a market, demand for products and services declines. No, demand is unlimited and defined by the amount of production. >You

>When there are fewer consumers in a market, demand for products and services declines. No, demand is unlimited and defined by the amount of production. >You don't get to unemploy big chunks of the population and expect business to continue thriving. I mean, generally replaced worker with the instruments - is the main way to business (and society) to thrive. In other words, what goods and services will became less affordable to the blue collar workers?