Businesses do not exist to create jobs.

[TheKentuckian]

53. It is quite a pipedream. It ignores demand and is based on the premise that

companies that do not need employees will hire them anyway if they have the right incentives.

Only one piece of the pipedream could be expected to have a negligible impact is driving a generation of students into the few fields that need prospects which will flood those last nooks and crannies with more options than can be considered and drive down wages in a few more fields while saddling most of those students with the debt and no job to show for unless they dislodge others down the pecking order some.

What I see is a set of tired ideas that do nothing but increase profits and reduce responsibility for the predator class even more than the record levels of both we have now.

"Certainty" is a euphemism for slavery or less labor costs, no taxes, minimal environmental regulations at best and those had used to prevent startups, no or little competition protected by regulations that leave big operators unscathed, socialized downside with private profits, lots of surplus labor making workers compete for any position at extreme levels resulting in low wages and high compliance levels, no oversight, and perhaps most of all a government that does not have to fluctuate or even compromise with the whims and demands of its populace.

"Certainty" requires very limited self determination and no broad prosperity along with a blind willingness to spoil, waste, and abuse every resource mineral, land, air, water, and human to drive bottom lines.