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by ___eponymous___
3636 days ago
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You're talking about the "rational decision" as if there's only one value to optimize. If their "utility function" is described by more than just how much money they have/make, then it could be perfectly rational to turn down the job. That being said I do agree that if there's a huge difference in future earning power, it would still generally worth it to go for the job that involves giving up food stamps. |
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If you can manage to hold your life together well enough to continue to do the job, with fewer resources available.