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But the overall pie is bigger. Sure, less people have work, but that's because less work suffices as productivity is improved by technology. Losing jobs isn't necessarily a bad thing on a macro scale.
FortNikitaBullion 9 months ago
@FortNikitaBullion -- See the video: "24. Adam Smith, chapters 1-2-3"
leearnold 9 months ago
That is a lot of work to make greater efficiency into a problem. More food produced by fewer workers is a good thing. It is called civilization.
snopro54 2 years ago
Absolutely true! Indeed, "civilization" originally meant something like "citification."
leearnold 2 years ago