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by Ericson2314
986 days ago
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Yup. People need to understand optionality. Markets are about adjacent hypotheticals. Right now it's not like parent needing to do other things is some low-simmering quasi-strike disciplining labor markets. It's more like the expense of having kids disciplinarians would-be parents. A post of post-work post-scarity stuff runs through more people working. It is counter intuitive, but that is how things work. So long as people who would like to work are not, it will hang over our heads and we won't be able to shrink the workweek. If you need some real-world evidence, see right now, at this period of record low unemployment, the one of the UAW's demands is a shorter work-week. |
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