Very disappointed by this. I thought there would be a much more clearly developed theory addressing some kind of systemic issue that made not working economica

Very disappointed by this. I thought there would be a much more clearly developed theory addressing some kind of systemic issue that made not working economically rational (my first thought: if state assistance given to someone not working is close to the same amount someone would get working a minimum wage job, then it would be economically rational to not work, simply in terms of dollars generated by energy exertion).