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Unless of course there are 10,000 Freds and only 1000 jobs like Fred's.

• WalterBright 13y ago
  There's no reason to suspect it's a static system. People have a history of rushing to start new businesses where there's lots of value being created at little cost. For a couple examples: the 1849 gold rush, and the current internet startup rush.
  • sp332 13y ago
    The 1849 gold rush was a terrible idea and cost most people more than they got back. Most startups also fail. I feel like that's not a good way to run an economy.
    • samatman 13y ago
      1 9 8 4 rot
      • sp332 13y ago
        Fixed, thanks