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It is distressing. I'm in favor of a living wage for everyone that works or is disabled/retired. What I can't decide on is what to do with those that will cho
by DougN7 13y ago
It is distressing. I'm in favor of a living wage for everyone that works or is disabled/retired. What I can't decide on is what to do with those that will choose not to work. What if it was 1% of the population? Or 5%? Or...?
- Avshalom 13y agoWell seeing as the current unemployment is well over 5% I'm not sure that's a real issue.
- strongvigilance 13y agoIndeed. In fact, when economists talk about full employment, they don't even mean 100% - it's thought that at least some unemployment is needed to control inflation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_employment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_employment
- dnautics 13y agohow do you figure out who is choosing not to work, versus disabled? Who gets to choose this moral standard on behalf of the whole state?