Re:“Great resignation” wave coming for companies
by nightski on Monday June 14, 2021 @07:21PM
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GDP is gross domestic product. It isn't representative of net surplus. That's my entire point.
Re:“Great resignation” wave coming for companies
by onethought on Tuesday June 15, 2021 @05:35AM
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You are talking about government spending? And arguing that they may not be in a budgetary surplus?
Because if they are in positive GDP then they are in an economic surplus… that’s what gdp is right? Else they are in a recession.
Neither of which matter to my point, because the pie is ALREADY big enough for a living wage for everyone.
Re:“Great resignation” wave coming for companies
by nightski on Tuesday June 15, 2021 @09:59AM
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Who is talking about government spending? The OP I was responding to was talking about livable wages provided by corporations. This has nothing to do with the government.
Re:“Great resignation” wave coming for companies
by onethought on Tuesday June 15, 2021 @06:35PM
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I was clarifying your point, you were saying positive gdp didn’t imply positive economic growth… or size of economy but it does. So what was your meaning?
And yes, Australia beats out the US on pretty much any metric you like (unless you are looking for corporate benefit, then the US will win out, it’s much better to be a capitalist in the US)