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If an employee brings in more profit than before, you want more such employees, not less. You have to cut costs when the costs do not bring you enough profits.
by nine_k 5mo ago
If an employee brings in more profit than before, you want more such employees, not less.
You have to cut costs when the costs do not bring you enough profits.
- bobthepanda 5mo agoThat assumes the market is infinitely expandable. If in fact you can meet the same market demand with fewer workers and the market does not expand accordingly, you get deflation and job losses.