It is very instructive to think how a society where people were _actually_ equally free to choose would differ from what we have now.
For one, the markets would actually allocate resources (more) efficiently.
For one, the markets would actually allocate resources (more) efficiently.
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Janne M. Korhonen
Exactly.
If the people were _actually_ free to choose their jobs, ie didn’t have to risk homelessness or social exclusion through poverty etc, pay scales for different jobs would look VERY different.
Most current low-paying jobs would either be automated, or amply compensated to attract workers.
If the people were _actually_ free to choose their jobs, ie didn’t have to risk homelessness or social exclusion through poverty etc, pay scales for different jobs would look VERY different.
Most current low-paying jobs would either be automated, or amply compensated to attract workers.
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