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But that would increase prices for programming work to the point where some projects simply would not make financial sense. So there would less projects and the
by pepr 14y ago
But that would increase prices for programming work to the point where some projects simply would not make financial sense. So there would less projects and therefore less non-programming jobs associated with those projects.
- muzz 14y agoNo, it would bring supply and demand into equilibrium, and ensure that resources are utilized where they have the most economic value. Econ 101 tells us that in free markets, price is variable that moves to equate supply and demand, resulting in neither shortage nor surplus.