"Marcel Popescu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Read some Julian Simon. (BTW, if you look at the decaying ratio between the
> prices of commodities and real salaries from the other side, it means that
> the average price of labor *raises* compared to the price of commodities, so
> we have an *under*supply of labor; underpopulation, not overpopulation, is
> the problem. Yes, the Eastern world is not there yet, but their problem is
> lack of private property and free trade, not overpopulation. All humans have
> an infinite number of wants, not only those in the western countries.)
Hmm, how is your theory about the under supply of labor reconciled
with a global unemployment (just counting work force, not every single
mouth) hovering around 33% for the last few years? My source is the
International Labor Organization's annual report on unemployment
around the globe.
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