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Sure, but in the US economy you can always get more "worker utils" by just paying more money. If you can't do that or you don't want to, then it's tautologicall
by defen 12y ago
Sure, but in the US economy you can always get more "worker utils" by just paying more money. If you can't do that or you don't want to, then it's tautologically not worth it to you, so why do you want to hire them in the first place?
- analog31 12y agoTrue, but it might be worthwhile to engage in lobbying that gives you quicker access to cheaper supply.
- philwelch 12y agoThink of a world in which there are only 500 computer programmers and how much poorer that world would be compared to our own. I think the US economy would be healthier with many more computer programmers, so in that respect I'd say there's a shortage.