pknopp
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Then what will you do for employees? It was your example.
Then I would have to increase my offer to attract workers.
There are far more people than jobs. That is going to continue that way with the increased technology. Maybe you should just pay your employee's enough and not expect taxpayers to keep them from the streets and starving?
God forbid, sure wouldn't want you to develop any skills and improve your own situation instead of demanding others to take care of you.
One person can do that. Millions can not. We need 20 million new engineers? 20 million new plumbers? If there is an overabundance of employee's looking for any certain job what will happen to wages in those fields?
Yep, pretty sure we don't need 20 million new plumbers, but good thing there are thousands of other professions that do just as well, when they improve their skills. Along the same lines, when you bring in 11 million uneducated, unskilled illegal immigrants, what happens to wages?
Exactly what business wants done by providing the jobs that attracts them.