Mr Kobayashi
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Use of "Equilibrium" in an economics context usually translates as "I am talking bollocks".
I didn‘t think it possible but they’ve completely failed and brought this country to its knees.
#shakesheadindisgust
I apologise for that presumption. Perhaps your use of words like cretins and idiots coloured my expectations."I can't understand your (simple) immigration position so I presume you're a racist or xenophobe".
But it isn't simple. By those examples only people who already have money could start a business, whereas most businesses are started with borrowed money (or existing businesses bought - see Harrods / MUFC).It CAN support it. You pay higher wages to attract applicants from people who pay less and then over time the wages reach an equilibrium. That's the whole game.
My point is so simple that it almost blows people's minds looking for complexity that is not there.
If I wanted to start a business building spaceships but I cannot afford the spaceship building machine, then I cannot afford to be in business.
If I want to start a farm but cannot afford to purchase any land or a tractor, then I cannot afford to be in business.
If I want to start a genetic engineering lab but cannot afford to pay any genetic engineers, then I cannot afford to be in business.
If you have a firm that cannot afford to pay workers a living wage, then you cannot afford to be in business.
This is what I mean when I say how simple it is. There are slight complexities when it comes to certain goods or services which for one reason or another require Government subsidies, but for the main then this applies.
There is a labour pool. That labour pool will choose to put its career and efforts into the highest paying jobs and creates a cascade. If that labour pool has decided not to sell you its labour for the price you are quoting then see above.
This is entirely how the system is supposed to work but successive generations have forgotten this formula and now want to introduce outside variables such as global immigration in order to slant the equation. And there has become this almost religious worship of business in terms of how hard it must be protected and maintained and subsidised at the cost of rising wages to meet the equilibrium. Bollocks, you can either afford to be in business or you cannot generally speaking.
I couldn't give any less of a fuck about this type of partisan shit rhetoric. "Oh you're a Tory", "oh, you're a racist", "oh, they lied to you". You feel free to keep that type of nonsense bickering between others, my point is entirely based on the theory of immigration on the supply/demand equilibrium.