How Job Creators Could Fix The Economy (& How Bitcoin can Help)

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 03, 2013, 12:58:22 PM

Quote from: wdmw on June 02, 2013, 09:43:30 PM

Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 02:16:32 AM

IT'S NOT THAT HARD

Ex of how the economy gets fixed:

Minimum wage skyrockets, bigger than it ever did during bushes administration (ex: $12-15)
Job creators are forced to open their banks, sell stocks, etc (stop hording)
The market flows, but inflation strikes... Job creators want more money now that they have to pay more
BUT THEN the government taxes more (not enough to counter the minimum wage increase), but enough to start to put a dent in the national debt
Job creators freak out and start hoarding again
Inflation eventually stops, and the dollar stabilizes. Due to the hoarding.

Can we call this "Shaggian Economics"?

Definitely. Get on Urban Dictionary.

sounds like communism.

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Quote from: wdmw on June 02, 2013, 09:43:30 PM

Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 02:16:32 AM

IT'S NOT THAT HARD

Ex of how the economy gets fixed:

Minimum wage skyrockets, bigger than it ever did during bushes administration (ex: $12-15)
Job creators are forced to open their banks, sell stocks, etc (stop hording)
The market flows, but inflation strikes... Job creators want more money now that they have to pay more
BUT THEN the government taxes more (not enough to counter the minimum wage increase), but enough to start to put a dent in the national debt
Job creators freak out and start hoarding again
Inflation eventually stops, and the dollar stabilizes. Due to the hoarding.

Can we call this "Shaggian Economics"?

Definitely. Get on Urban Dictionary.

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Quote from: wdmw on June 02, 2013, 09:43:30 PM

Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 02:16:32 AM

IT'S NOT THAT HARD

Ex of how the economy gets fixed:

Minimum wage skyrockets, bigger than it ever did during bushes administration (ex: $12-15)
Job creators are forced to open their banks, sell stocks, etc (stop hording)
The market flows, but inflation strikes... Job creators want more money now that they have to pay more
BUT THEN the government taxes more (not enough to counter the minimum wage increase), but enough to start to put a dent in the national debt
Job creators freak out and start hoarding again
Inflation eventually stops, and the dollar stabilizes. Due to the hoarding.

Can we call this "Shaggian Economics"?

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 02:16:32 AM

IT'S NOT THAT HARD

Ex of how the economy gets fixed:

Minimum wage skyrockets, bigger than it ever did during bushes administration (ex: $12-15)
Job creators are forced to open their banks, sell stocks, etc (stop hording)
The market flows, but inflation strikes... Job creators want more money now that they have to pay more
BUT THEN the government taxes more (not enough to counter the minimum wage increase), but enough to start to put a dent in the national debt
Job creators freak out and start hoarding again
Inflation eventually stops, and the dollar stabilizes. Due to the hoarding.

Can we call this "Shaggian Economics"?

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 12:05:57 PM

Quote from: Mike Christ on June 01, 2013, 09:31:18 AM

Quote from: myrkul on June 01, 2013, 03:59:37 AM

Kinda sucks for all those out of work employees, though.

I still wonder what that transitioning period will be like between now and when most jobs are automated and most everyone's out of work/on welfare. A robot could never replace a greeter, I'm certain (I mean, it could, but it defeats the purpose), but you could automate an entire WalMart. Setup a delivery service and you wouldn't even need to pay for upkeep on the stores themselves, all you'd need are the warehouses and delivery people. Either that or setup a place for people to pick up orders they make online. You may need employees to move the shit around but even that could be automated.

I believe every company in the world could have 2 employees on staff at a time, while everything else is robots. The only reason you need humans is

1. Security, because the other guy could do something, or someone could break in. 2. Mechanic, to watch the robots.

Wow. Two people are only needed to stop a robbery. Yes, that's sooooo true. What if those two people where to die because of the robbery? You must be stoned off your ass, buddy. Shut up, and cool off.
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Guess what also; Unemployment would probably skyrocket, and those two fools would probably be the only people working there.
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Don't get me started on customers. Ever thought of the robots malfunctioning, and possibly blowing up things? Nah. That could never happen. Let's not think about that. ROBOTS WORK FUR US.
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Utterly stupid. That's like saying you want the Milllitary force to be made up of robots. And then have one person on duty to control them.

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 12:05:57 PM

I believe every company in the world could have 2 employees on staff at a time, while everything else is robots. The only reason you need humans is

1. Security, because the other guy could do something, or someone could break in. 2. Mechanic, to watch the robots.

Yes. No companies need humans. Ever.

Day cares should be run like the Matrix, anything creative like architecture or city planning should be replaced by a copy & paste script and human intuition will be a thing of the past in literally every professional field.

Also, why do you keep referencing an obscure 70's show as your main argument on why money is bad?

Also, lol communism.

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Quote from: Mike Christ on June 01, 2013, 09:31:18 AM

Quote from: myrkul on June 01, 2013, 03:59:37 AM

Kinda sucks for all those out of work employees, though.

I still wonder what that transitioning period will be like between now and when most jobs are automated and most everyone's out of work/on welfare. A robot could never replace a greeter, I'm certain (I mean, it could, but it defeats the purpose), but you could automate an entire WalMart. Setup a delivery service and you wouldn't even need to pay for upkeep on the stores themselves, all you'd need are the warehouses and delivery people. Either that or setup a place for people to pick up orders they make online. You may need employees to move the shit around but even that could be automated.

I believe every company in the world could have 2 employees on staff at a time, while everything else is robots. The only reason you need humans is

1. Security, because the other guy could do something, or someone could break in. 2. Mechanic, to watch the robots.

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Quote from: myrkul on June 01, 2013, 03:59:37 AM

Kinda sucks for all those out of work employees, though.

I still wonder what that transitioning period will be like between now and when most jobs are automated and most everyone's out of work/on welfare. A robot could never replace a greeter, I'm certain (I mean, it could, but it defeats the purpose), but you could automate an entire WalMart. Setup a delivery service and you wouldn't even need to pay for upkeep on the stores themselves, all you'd need are the warehouses and delivery people. Either that or setup a place for people to pick up orders they make online. You may need employees to move the shit around but even that could be automated.

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Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:52:14 AM

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In the United States, where Walmart began, we employ more than 1.4 million people in Supercenters, Walmart Discount Stores, Neighborhood Markets, Walmart Express Stores and Sam's Clubs.

OK, it turns out, if the $6 pay raise is implemented and vacations are also paid, Walmart will be immediately in red.

Well, to be fair, not all of them are minimum wage employees. But I can guarantee they all will be (probably even the store managers) after a minimum wage hike to $12/hr.

I don't think so, I think many of them will be on welfare immediately afterwards.

Otherwise I agree.

Well, yeah... those not immediately out of work will be minimum wage employees.

I hope you like self-checkout. That's going to be all there are. Probably push that RFID checkout idea up a few years, too. Fire everybody but the restockers, the greeter, and one or two other people to get shoppers set up on the Walmart RFID program, switch out the pylons at the doors. Costs down, profits up, shoplifting a thing of the past.

Kinda sucks for all those out of work employees, though.

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Quote from: myrkul on June 01, 2013, 03:50:48 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:44:01 AM

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In the United States, where Walmart began, we employ more than 1.4 million people in Supercenters, Walmart Discount Stores, Neighborhood Markets, Walmart Express Stores and Sam's Clubs.

OK, it turns out, if the $6 pay raise is implemented and vacations are also paid, Walmart will be immediately in red.

Well, to be fair, not all of them are minimum wage employees. But I can guarantee they all will be (probably even the store managers) after a minimum wage hike to $12/hr.

I don't think so, I think many of them will be on welfare immediately afterwards. Wink

Otherwise I agree.

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Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:44:01 AM

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In the United States, where Walmart began, we employ more than 1.4 million people in Supercenters, Walmart Discount Stores, Neighborhood Markets, Walmart Express Stores and Sam's Clubs.

OK, it turns out, if the $6 pay raise is implemented and vacations are also paid, Walmart will be immediately in red.

Well, to be fair, not all of them are minimum wage employees. But I can guarantee they all will be (probably even the store managers) after a minimum wage hike to $12/hr.

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:39:32 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:32:05 AM

Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:14:34 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:10:55 AM

Job creators close their businesses because they want to, and don't be silly, they are not so stupid as to not be able to figure out someone is manipulating the market to shake their money out of their pockets.

1. I can't believe you are stupid enough to think wal mart and mcdonalds would close because of a 6 dollar wage increase

2. It's not manipulating the market to get money out of their pockets, it's called paying the national debt.

1. Simple math: Wal-mart has more than 2.2 million employees around the world,

I'll stop you right there.

We are talking about Americans, not sweat shop babies. The stuff over there is wrong, but it's not the issue.

Please take 2 Billion, multiply it by the number of Wal Mart CEOs and divide it into MINIMUM WAGE AMERICAN employees.

I'm sure each person will make at least an extra $200 a month (enough to get 40 hours a week workers off welfare)

So I take it to mean that you didn't read on, the 2.2 million number is irrelavant.

And yes, it's not like Wal-mart is that big outta here..

EDIT: check it here http://corporate.walmart.com/our-story/our-stores/united-states-stores

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In the United States, where Walmart began, we employ more than 1.4 million people in Supercenters, Walmart Discount Stores, Neighborhood Markets, Walmart Express Stores and Sam's Clubs.

OK, it turns out, if the $6 pay raise is implemented and vacations are also paid, Walmart will be immediately in red.

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:39:32 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:32:05 AM

Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:14:34 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:10:55 AM

Job creators close their businesses because they want to, and don't be silly, they are not so stupid as to not be able to figure out someone is manipulating the market to shake their money out of their pockets.

1. I can't believe you are stupid enough to think wal mart and mcdonalds would close because of a 6 dollar wage increase

2. It's not manipulating the market to get money out of their pockets, it's called paying the national debt.

1. Simple math: Wal-mart has more than 2.2 million employees around the world,

I'll stop you right there.

We are talking about Americans, not sweat shop babies. The stuff over there is wrong, but it's not the issue.

What a shame you stopped where you did, for he addresses this point:

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:32:05 AM

let's say they have 1 million of them in the U.S, and they work 220 days a year, now $6/hour rise for everyone here=$6*8*220*1,000,000=about 10.5 billion dollars

But you knew that, right? After all, it would be base hypocrisy to accuse people of not reading posts before responding to them, and not actually read them yourself.

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Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:32:05 AM

Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:14:34 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:10:55 AM

Job creators close their businesses because they want to, and don't be silly, they are not so stupid as to not be able to figure out someone is manipulating the market to shake their money out of their pockets.

1. I can't believe you are stupid enough to think wal mart and mcdonalds would close because of a 6 dollar wage increase

2. It's not manipulating the market to get money out of their pockets, it's called paying the national debt.

1. Simple math: Wal-mart has more than 2.2 million employees around the world,

I'll stop you right there.

We are talking about Americans, not sweat shop babies. The stuff over there is wrong, but it's not the issue.

Please take 2 Billion, multiply it by the number of Wal Mart CEOs and divide it into MINIMUM WAGE AMERICAN employees.

I'm sure each person will make at least an extra $200 a month (enough to get 40 hours a week workers off welfare)

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Quote from: DeathAndTaxes on June 01, 2013, 03:24:22 AM

Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:19:30 AM

Quote from: DeathAndTaxes on June 01, 2013, 03:17:17 AM

Why not raise the minimum wage to $1,000,000 annually? Then everyone is a millionaire and "rich" right?

Lol. The goal is not inflation. The goal is to get everyone off welfare. Please read the original post.

Millionaires aren't on welfare. Problem solved.

LOL

Please read the first post.

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:14:34 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:10:55 AM

Job creators close their businesses because they want to, and don't be silly, they are not so stupid as to not be able to figure out someone is manipulating the market to shake their money out of their pockets.

1. I can't believe you are stupid enough to think wal mart and mcdonalds would close because of a 6 dollar wage increase

2. It's not manipulating the market to get money out of their pockets, it's called paying the national debt.

1. Simple math: Wal-mart has more than 2.2 million employees around the world, let's say they have 1 million of them in the U.S, and they work 220 days a year, now $6/hour rise for everyone here=$6*8*220*1,000,000=about 10.5 billion dollars, not what I would call pocket money.(Oh, I forgot! their vacations should be paid as well!)

And guess what, there are other ways out than closing my business, I can just fire a large percentage of my employees, close down some shops, get them to live on welfare, not to say a lot of sales clerks can be replaced by checkout machines already, if it costs me more to keep a clerk then to maintain one such machine....and yeah, I can ask poor students to part-time for me as well.

2. Hmmm...so somehow I need to pay the debt that is not created by me. And manipulation is about the means, not the goal, you can't justify the means with the end.

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:19:30 AM

Quote from: DeathAndTaxes on June 01, 2013, 03:17:17 AM

Why not raise the minimum wage to $1,000,000 annually? Then everyone is a millionaire and "rich" right?

Lol. The goal is not inflation. The goal is to get everyone off welfare. Please read the original post.

Millionaires aren't on welfare. Problem solved.

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Quote from: DeathAndTaxes on June 01, 2013, 03:17:17 AM

Why not raise the minimum wage to $1,000,000 annually? Then everyone is a millionaire and "rich" right?

Lol. The goal is not inflation. The goal is to get everyone off welfare. Please read the original post.

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Why not raise the minimum wage to $1,000,000 annually? Then everyone is a millionaire and "rich" right?

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Quote from: FinShaggy on June 01, 2013, 03:14:34 AM

Quote from: oakpacific on June 01, 2013, 03:10:55 AM

Job creators close their businesses because they want to, and don't be silly, they are not so stupid as to not be able to figure out someone is manipulating the market to shake their money out of their pockets.

1. I can't believe you are stupid enough to think wal mart and mcdonalds would close because of a 6 dollar wage increase

I can't believe you're stupid enough to think they wouldn't.

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