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Bending Over Backwards Libertarianmonarchy.com I’m constantly bending over backwards explaining to the Keynesians how clueless they are but a particular fallacy that spans beyond Keynesianism is the backward bending supply curve of labor. Conventional economics states that in most industries as...
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Mises in Human Action: “The disutility of labor is not of a categorial and aprioristic character. We can without contradiction think of a world in which labor does not cause uneasiness, and we can depict the state of affairs prevailing in such a world. But the real world is conditioned by the disutility...
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In the old days, every member of a family had to work (unless aristocratic). The man, women, and their children. With increases in productivity you should see the number of people required to work drop off. Perhaps the children first, and then typically the female next. For a time, that's how it...