Emprworm's rant thread

[Wolf]

Gunwounds, that is too idealistic. :) Actually, nothing is really too idealistic, the problem is that at 100% employment, job growth does not necessarily match the growth of new workers into the labor force. Therefore, there's going to be folks without jobs, or there's not going to be enough workers for all the jobs available. Regardless, this can only really exist in the short-term, and the economy would soon revert to a state of near-full employment.

[GUNWOUNDS]

the economy would soon revert to a state of near-full employment.

so then i take it this is as good as it gets? (our situation now)

[nemafakei]

"so long as there was always a steady supply of NEW bachelor's students, master's students, and PhD Students graduating every year"

Are they not filling up the vacuum left by those who retire every year (unless you're a supporter of overpopulation)

[GUNWOUNDS]

"so long as there was always a steady supply of NEW bachelor's students, master's students, and PhD Students graduating every year"

Are they not filling up the vacuum left by those who retire every year (unless you're a supporter of overpopulation)

whoops .... yep i totally forgot about the people retiring.... *bonks self on head*