danielpalos
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- Jan 24, 2015
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lol. no one is claiming you don't have to provide labor input to the economy to command a market based wage.only if you understand nothing about economics. higher paid labor pays more in taxes and creates more in demand.higher paid labor pays more in taxes and create more in demand. and, by solving for a simple poverty of money in our Institution of money based markets, more money will be circulating and can be taxed in a more general manner to achieve more economical results.Have you done the research to see what percentage of the population can be supported by your "unemployment compensation simply for being unemployed"? How many people can opt out of working before there is not enough tax money to support the program?
First of all, higher pay for labor means you have a job. That is not part of this discussion.
Second of all, circulating money after spending money to remove it from one person and giving it to another does not increase the amount of money. It decreases it. Sure, one group gains a certain amount of money. But another group loses more than that group gains.
Higher paid labor is not the issue. I am all for that. But that means you have to get a job to make that money.