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True, so the minimum income would not be $25k. Consider that 23k is considered the poverty line for a family of 4. If currently employed people decide that it i
by gizmo686 14y ago
True, so the minimum income would not be $25k. Consider that 23k is considered the poverty line for a family of 4. If currently employed people decide that it is no longer worth their time to work, then we still do not have a problem, because we have plenty of people who not only think it is worth their time to work, but do not currently have work. Surely one of them would be willing to take your job.
- NoPiece 14y agoWell what do you think the minimum income might be? The labor problem is much more complicated than: there are more people than want jobs than jobs available. The unemployment rate for people with bachelors degrees is now down to 3.7%. My leaving the labor force isn't going to help a high school drop out who use to manufacture furniture in North Carolina.