Yes. The market says pouring coffee pays $14/hrIf indolence were the problem, employers would address it with layoffs. The issue is with hard-working people insisting on compensation commensurate with market valuation.
Yes. The market says pouring coffee pays $14/hrIf indolence were the problem, employers would address it with layoffs. The issue is with hard-working people insisting on compensation commensurate with market valuation.
Quite possibly. But ..time will tellNo, they are just holding things in abeyance while hearing arguments. As soon as the meritless nature of the lawsuits is established the loan forgiveness will be reinstated.
Nope. Everyone knows who is...The indolent of course are retirees.
Iffin you don't live in the real world here are the very unpleasant facts:It will bring inflation down on the backs of those 'unskilled workers'.
Then what? Will we see what's happening in China realtime?
It provides a constraint on the increase of the money supply. Fiat money on the other hand can more easily be used for accounting sleights of hand.The gold standard is total bullshit.
Gold is just a Shiney rock.
Ignorant rural voters are what wins Republican races, especially after redistricting....Iffin you don't live in the real world here are the very unpleasant facts:
When times get hard the people at the bottom get hit first and suffer disproportionately.
When times get good the people at the bottom are the last to benefit and benefit the least.
In other words - the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
As Omar Little said: 'tsall in the game yo..... all in the game.
No, it doesn’t. If it did the workers wouldn’t have the power to unionize and the bosses wouldn’t be whining about a (cheap) labor shortage.Yes. The market says pouring coffee pays $14/hr
Ah yes, there is a finite amount of Shiney rocks.It provides a constraint on the increase of the money supply. Fiat money on the other hand can more easily be used for accounting sleights of hand.
Idk, your 401k has gone down, but my salary has gone up.Iffin you don't live in the real world here are the very unpleasant facts:
When times get hard the people at the bottom get hit first and suffer disproportionately.
When times get good the people at the bottom are the last to benefit and benefit the least.
In other words - the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
As Omar Little said: 'tsall in the game yo..... all in the game.
How much money does someone have to have before they can quit their job and you won't think they are indolent?Nope. Everyone knows who is...
Ignorant rural voters are what wins Republican races, especially after redistricting....
Obviously. What is important is the constraint using gold instead of paper imposes on the government’s ability to create inflation.Ah yes, there is a finite amount of Shiney rocks.
Gold only has value, because people sat it has value.
Same as paper money.
You don't need to pretend Shiney rocks are valuable to constrain money supply.Obviously. What is important is the constraint using gold instead of paper imposes on the government’s ability to create inflation.
aren't you glad to be of the RichIffin you don't live in the real world here are the very unpleasant facts:
When times get hard the people at the bottom get hit first and suffer disproportionately.
When times get good the people at the bottom are the last to benefit and benefit the least.
In other words - the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
As Omar Little said: 'tsall in the game yo..... all in the game.
Not rich.... comfortable.aren't you glad to be of the Rich
Like in NY and Cali in 2022?Ignorant rural voters are what wins Republican races, especially after redistricting....
"sat it has value"Ah yes, there is a finite amount of Shiney rocks.
Gold only has value, because people sat it has value.
Same as paper money.
Do you demand PNW to come out of retirement and go back to work?Idk, your 401k has gone down, but my salary has gone up.
The Poor are not comfortableNot rich.... comfortable.
Right. You've heard of this guy called Henry Ford right?If replacing workers with “automation” were economically feasible it would have been done decades ago.