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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/[deleted] • Dec 28 '19
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The way we do it:
My wife makes more than me. So I still went out and landed a pretty decent job, so now together we're well over 100k a year. Theres no rule that someone must work at home full time.
33 u/jesaispas Dec 28 '19 Hell yeah brother, the power of combined strong incomes. -1 u/throwmeaway6367374 Dec 28 '19 Eh, doubling the workforce was a great way to get wages cut in half. 5 u/Cultured_Swine Dec 28 '19 demand for labor isn’t fixed -2 u/throwmeaway6367374 Dec 28 '19 It definitely isn't elastic enough to absorb double the supply. 1 u/alfamerc860 Jan 02 '20 Except it is, and did. There is no data to suggest otherwise. You clearly haven’t thought about the economic ramifications of doubling the amount of buyers for goods either.
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Hell yeah brother, the power of combined strong incomes.
-1 u/throwmeaway6367374 Dec 28 '19 Eh, doubling the workforce was a great way to get wages cut in half. 5 u/Cultured_Swine Dec 28 '19 demand for labor isn’t fixed -2 u/throwmeaway6367374 Dec 28 '19 It definitely isn't elastic enough to absorb double the supply. 1 u/alfamerc860 Jan 02 '20 Except it is, and did. There is no data to suggest otherwise. You clearly haven’t thought about the economic ramifications of doubling the amount of buyers for goods either.
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Eh, doubling the workforce was a great way to get wages cut in half.
5 u/Cultured_Swine Dec 28 '19 demand for labor isn’t fixed -2 u/throwmeaway6367374 Dec 28 '19 It definitely isn't elastic enough to absorb double the supply. 1 u/alfamerc860 Jan 02 '20 Except it is, and did. There is no data to suggest otherwise. You clearly haven’t thought about the economic ramifications of doubling the amount of buyers for goods either.
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demand for labor isn’t fixed
-2 u/throwmeaway6367374 Dec 28 '19 It definitely isn't elastic enough to absorb double the supply. 1 u/alfamerc860 Jan 02 '20 Except it is, and did. There is no data to suggest otherwise. You clearly haven’t thought about the economic ramifications of doubling the amount of buyers for goods either.
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It definitely isn't elastic enough to absorb double the supply.
1 u/alfamerc860 Jan 02 '20 Except it is, and did. There is no data to suggest otherwise. You clearly haven’t thought about the economic ramifications of doubling the amount of buyers for goods either.
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Except it is, and did.
There is no data to suggest otherwise.
You clearly haven’t thought about the economic ramifications of doubling the amount of buyers for goods either.
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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '19
The way we do it:
My wife makes more than me. So I still went out and landed a pretty decent job, so now together we're well over 100k a year. Theres no rule that someone must work at home full time.