@rbreich I mean, yeah, it kind of sucks for now. But since I'm a temporarily embarrassed millionaire, someday I'll be glad things are the way they are.
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@kevinashworth @rbreich wouldn't they simply fire the people in low-paid positions and have those tasks performed by companies that provide them 'as a service'?
Sounds like such a measure would lead to quite some costs to enforce and cause inefficiencient behaviour since it gives companies incentive to game the system.
I'm not very into economics, but shouldn't we as customers prefer coops more strongly? Wouldn't those be more likely to make balanced decisions?
Trickle down does NOT work.
It never has.
TRICKLE DOWN IS A LIE that rich people pay politicians to tell as an excuse for letting rich people avoid paying their fair share of taxes.
@rbreich
"Trickle-down theory the less than elegant metaphor that if one feeds the horse enough oats, some will pass through to the road for the sparrows."
John Kenneth Galbraith.
(The Rag Pickers - Paris 1920)
And you helped....