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I find it ironic that you call for free-market principles (competition between unions) to be the mechanism by which union-power is kept in check.
by zo1 11y ago
I find it ironic that you call for free-market principles (competition between unions) to be the mechanism by which union-power is kept in check.
- danieltillett 11y agoWhy is this ironic? I am a not anti-free markets. If a solution exists for a problem that can be solved by the market then I am of the opinion that the market should solve it.
- icebraining 11y agoNothing ironic about it. Unions, if not enforced on workers by laws, are perfectly valid market mechanisms. Like economists such as Zingales say, pro-market is not necessarily pro-business, and unions are a good way to gage what people actually support.
- MichaelCrawford 11y agoKuro5hin's Orion Blastar is completely convinced that I am anti-business, despite that I own two different corporations and get all my consulting gigs from businesses. However it is hard for me to find work at all because I will not work for companies that I regard as unethical. Orion claims this implies that I regard ALL companies as unethical, but no, only certain specific ones.