Good point. In a controlled economy when it is dialed down and or slips out-of-control and dips downward, that's what you get. >Farming economies ran out of l

Good point. In a controlled economy when it is dialed down and or slips out-of-control and dips downward, that's what you get. >Farming economies ran out of land, not jobs. That's quite a bit like a macro element of nature. Too many people for too few remaining resources either way.