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9. I am not wrong, you just leave out the inconvenient factors.

Sun Oct 15, 2017, 12:44 PM

Oct 2017

There is more to production than labor costs.

You even leave out the cost of the robotics as if it were non existent. Just to point out one item

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Universal Basic Income vs Negative Income Tax [View all] LongTomH Oct 2017 OP

I don't understand the reasoning behind it. wasupaloopa Oct 2017 #1

The other basic economic theory is wasupaloopa Oct 2017 #3

The problem is only the producers are contributing. wasupaloopa Oct 2017 #5

Wrong. yallerdawg Oct 2017 #7

I am not wrong, you just leave out the inconvenient factors. wasupaloopa Oct 2017 #9

Here is the thing. Unskilled labor and many skilled jobs are gone never wasupaloopa Oct 2017 #12

It's coming. yallerdawg Oct 2017 #14

Wrong. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2017 #15

You're confused about basic economic theory. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2017 #13

They will not produce if you are going to take it away. wasupaloopa Oct 2017 #8