Cafe Hayek: “People talk of ‘jobs’ as if these are ends in themselves — as if jobs are goods, rather than bads. But jobs are bads — or, more precisely, they’re costs. A job is the necessary effort each of us must put forward in order to acquire purchasing power. (Yes, yes, I know that there are genuine non-economic aspects of jobs. But clearly these aspects are peripheral. If they were central, few people would worry about how much money they’re paid; few people would worry about the effects on wages of increased foreign competition or of changes in technology.)”
Chuck H on July 23rd, 2004 at 10:05 am
The internet gives many people new hope that they will be able to achieve self-employment and create income streams that give them time and money freedom.
I know that feeling!
Chuck H on July 23rd, 2004 at 10:05 am
The internet gives many people new hope that they will be able to achieve self-employment and create income streams that give them time and money freedom.
I know that feeling!