If our economic system was such that everyone got paid the same amount regardless of what job they did as long as they had decent competence, what jobs would be most undersubscribed and oversubscribed? (assume education & training provided)

If our economic system was such that everyone got paid the same amount regardless of what job they did as long as they had decent competence, what jobs would be most undersubscribed and oversubscribed? (assume education & training provided)

Some exciting recommendations in this report, that reference research led by Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) and supported by us lot at Cambridge Econometrics cetas.turing.ac.uk/sites/default/…

Great piece by morgan that highlights the importance of building a strong, independent progressive YIMBY identity (watch this space 👍👍) newstatesman.com/comment/2024/0…

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Main takeaway is that dividing by cities, large towns, medium towns, and small towns is a really unhelpful and uninsightful way to cut the data

No it doesn't. George doesn't understand how financial transactions are made and confuses the payment layer with the settlement layer. Honestly what a waste of his time writing this abject nonsense and my time skimming it and repeatedly wincing.