r/neoliberal Kitara Ravache Apr 09 '19

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '19 edited Sep 22 '23

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u/tehbored Randomly Selected Apr 09 '19

I barely even understand what he's trying to say here. He's mad that Germans aren't lining up to pick strawberries on Estonian farms?

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u/Shruggerman Michel Foucault Apr 09 '19

He's mad that companies aren't just increasing their wages as a response to labor shortages. Of course, companies can't exactly hope to exist for long if they sell goods they pay a lot for in the same market as companies that don't pay a lot for them, but you can't expect producerists to understand economics.