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How in the world did the automation become a reality without at least one new job having come into creation? Replacement is at least guaranteed (not obviously
by MWil 13y ago
How in the world did the automation become a reality without at least one new job having come into creation? Replacement is at least guaranteed (not obviously analogous by hours or skills required). The question is can we say that more now jobs exist (although they might not need filling or lead to the displaced workers finding new work).
- ThomPete 13y agoBecause at the same time new markets where liberalized. In fact it was a major part of the US doctrine since second world war. To open up new markets for American companies which they have done very successfully. You could have jobs for everyone if you just gave them 50 cent an hour so no that is not question as it's missing the point. I find the continued apologetic nature of your and some others argument amazing. Technology does not create more jobs than it destroys it help create new markets. But at the same time it removes jobs from the middle class and leaves only either high tech jobs or Wallmart like jobs in the US (and europe) If you think that is a sustainable model and proves that the market works just fine I think you are mistaken.