chatelot16 wrote:Did67 wrote:You forget that individually, each company has every interest in automating! [as it is in its interest not to bear the ecological costs of its activity, which are "shared" - see health!]
And that if a government would force them, they relocate ...!
it's not as technical reason was that grow automate ... it's also because tax! manual labor is heavily taxed ... the electronic equipment made in china to automate happen without tax by ebay or aliexpress
I did not say it was technical.
All the opposite. If you read, you'll see that I'm doing a macro-economic comparison, as I just rewrote it!
Each company has interest - point bar: for economic reasons (costs) + for political reasons (robots do not strike) + for regulatory reasons (labor law: they work day and night and holidays) + for fiscal reasons (no charges on robots - remember that Rocard had analyzed that there is more than 20 years, maybe 30, by creating the CSG!)
And I repeat, as a consumer, we all benefit: there would not be the over-abundance of products without it.
But as employees or retirees, we lose: our job, our retirement stagnates or decreases in relative value ...
Yet it's the same people!
And I don't think that these are "management errors" in the sense that no government can, for the moment, escape the "system".
Should be rich as Swiss, Monegasque or Lichtensteinois! [In passing, the observers will notice that Monaco uses the euro: it is not the euro the problem, but how one is on the world chessboard; tax havens in euros, there have been; Luxembourg too ... Fools are all on the back of the euro, and put it in the c ... to the elbow!]