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One problem is you cannot fire people in the EU. This makes for companies being very slow to hire, and inefficient allocation of workers to jobs. Free markets
by WalterBright 2y ago
One problem is you cannot fire people in the EU. This makes for companies being very slow to hire, and inefficient allocation of workers to jobs.
Free markets are chaotic, and are constantly reallocating resources from less efficient uses to more efficient uses.
Regulations that impede that make for lower prosperity.
- disgruntledphd2 2y agoBut those laws have only got closer to the US ones since the 2008 crisis, and yet measures of productivity have diverged negatively in the EU. How does your theory account for this?
- yodsanklai 2y agoThere are many differences in the EU vs US that may account for differences of wealth. Singling out how easy it is to fire workers seems ideological.