/biz/ - Business & Finance

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RRRRRRRRRRRRReally makes you think, right?

Serious question.
Prices for work is one of the most scammy think I can think of.
Who decides what's the amount of "productivity" in a job?
Can "productivity" be even quantified in a shitty office filled with hr roasties?
Who decides the salary for those roasties, and why it's settled that this kind of job is more important than the work of a lumber?

Why is labour price constantly degrading everywhere, or just growing slower than the inflation price?
Can't you see that everything is kinda "saturated" in the modern society? Everything is barely sustainable?

Why the only salaries that grew over time were the "management" ones? They got to be 10-120 times the salary of an average employee, depending on the company.
Even worse, if we add that managers don't decide shit, since everything is data driven.

Slower, but higher rates and no pivot this side of Christmas. That was the message from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell after the central bank’s fourth-straight jumbo hike. Bruised investors continue to sell stocks on Thursday as yields tear higher.

Not everyone agrees with Powell. “The Fed is making a huge policy error, and they will manage to break something. The rate hikes are sufficient. Any more is wrong,” says the president of macroeconomic research firm Lamoureux & Co., Yves Lamoureux.
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