Posted by BarnyardEngineering on November 17, 2016 at 11:36:18 from (98.17.202.244):
In Reply to: A living wage posted by John in La on November 17, 2016 at 06:29:28:
The problem here is, jobs transporting, distributing, selling and servicing that "stuff" are what have replaced the traditional manufacturing and trade jobs that have been lost.
If we all suddenly decided we could live without that "stuff" then a lot more people would be out of work, which would have the snowball effect of less consumer spending on "stuff" meaning more job cuts, even less consumer spending on "stuff", and on and on. In other words, total economic collapse.
The only manufacturing jobs we could "bring back" are ones for this non-essential "stuff" and if nobody's buying it, why manufacture it. All the essentials are built by robots and that's not going away, ever.
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