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Topic	Upcoming recession will destroy millennials.
LinkPizza 08/30/19 3:39:48 PM #44:	Kyuubi4269 posted... LinkPizza posted... Making them pay more isnt going to do anything to the company because theyll raise their prices so the tax wont affect them as much. Which make prices possibly skyrocket for consumers. Market forces. In a business where free market economics work naturally, spiking the price to offset costs kills off desirability and sales. It's more profitable to take the hit when people can't/won't pay more. But what if people can and will pay more. According to the of information, the extra money goes to the consumers. So, if the consumers can and will pay more, wouldnt it make sense to raise prices? Mead posted... And automation needs to stop. People lose jobs. And technically, consumers suffer, as well. Using real people can help save money for many people. Automation cant be stopped. It wont be stopped. Even if the US outlawed automation other countries would embrace it and wed quickly find ourselves unable to compete and likely lose our position as a world power. better to set up systems that make automation actually benefit people I know it cant be stopped. I just wish it could be. I dont see this turning out good in any way, really. Less jobs, more money spent at stores, etc... Kyuubi4269 posted... LinkPizza posted... And automation needs to stop. People lose jobs. And technically, consumers suffer, as well. Using real people can help save money for many people. Automation severely reduces operating costs and when the tax offsets employment savings, the money goes to government spending, which can be a lot more beneficial than keeping shitty wage slave jobs alive. Imagine if automation tax was put entirely in to a social welfare fund. All the people who lost jobs would have access to means to gain better employment. It could fund unemployment benefits, it can pay for training, it can subsidise valuable industries. All it takes is proper management. I like dealing with people better personally. Mainly because dealing with people can help save money. They can tell you about sales you may have missed. They can use coupons that just printed out. Or take expired ones, even though they shouldnt. If something is a little worn, they can even discount it for you some. Its little things like that that people do that automation usually wont... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:926747877] in Upcoming r... [t:77974916]...</cite> <quote>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>Making them pay more isnt going to do anything to the company because theyll raise their prices so the tax wont affect them as much. Which make prices possibly skyrocket for consumers.</quote> Market forces. In a business where free market economics work naturally, spiking the price to offset costs kills off desirability and sales. It's more profitable to take the hit when people can't/won't pay more.</quote> But what if people can and will pay more. According to the of information, the extra money goes to the consumers. So, if the consumers can and will pay more, wouldnt it make sense to raise prices? Mead posted...</cite> <quote><quote>And automation needs to stop. People lose jobs. And technically, consumers suffer, as well. Using real people can help save money for many people.</quote> Automation cant be stopped. It wont be stopped. Even if the US outlawed automation other countries would embrace it and wed quickly find ourselves unable to compete and likely lose our position as a world power. better to set up systems that make automation actually benefit people </quote> I know it cant be stopped. I just wish it could be. I dont see this turning out good in any way, really. Less jobs, more money spent at stores, etc... Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>And automation needs to stop. People lose jobs. And technically, consumers suffer, as well. Using real people can help save money for many people.</quote> Automation severely reduces operating costs and when the tax offsets employment savings, the money goes to government spending, which can be a lot more beneficial than keeping shitty wage slave jobs alive. Imagine if automation tax was put entirely in to a social welfare fund. All the people who lost jobs would have access to means to gain better employment. It could fund unemployment benefits, it can pay for training, it can subsidise valuable industries. All it takes is proper management.</quote> I like dealing with people better personally. Mainly because dealing with people can help save money. They can tell you about sales you may have missed. They can use coupons that just printed out. Or take expired ones, even though they shouldnt. If something is a little worn, they can even discount it for you some. Its little things like that that people do that automation usually wont... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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