How to Make a Country Rich

>>1766222
I'm not watching your YouTube video

I enjoyed that. Made me chuckle. Especially the weather part.

I read the comments.

This video is leftist garbage right?

>>1766976
dunno, but i get why the swiss are such assholes now.

>>1766987
>baww the Swiss have more money than me

Then you shouldn't have supported socialist bullshit policies

Okay I just watched it.

What a load of strawman arguments.

Why don't we send these delusional children to north korea?

Or better, why don't we just kill them. Throw them out of fucking helicopters.

I don't want to be poor.

>>1767003
just learn to read before you type dude.
it would be better for everyone.

>>1766222
points to the USA a lot

but what is there in life besides money, drugs, and sex?

>>1767042
The video is retarded bullshit.

It's not a rich country at all. If it was rich and they had a free market, working hours would DECREASE.

>>1767045
Well rich is comparative.
USA is a very large country with a fairly high income, higher than UK or Germany right now.

Working hours don't decrease for most people here, because it would not work for most businesses... Like concrete, once the concrete is wet, you have to finish the job... etc. Jack in The box is open 24 hours a day etc.

>>1767045
government workers here are notorious for a 3 day work week, but it is very difficult to get the job as a government worker

>>1766222
>the School of Life
a bunch of videos some Marxist fag spouting his reddit-tier opinions, oh and he has a site where can you pay him money for his bullshit, basically a more leftist Tai Lopez,

>>1767045
how would working hours decrease? as long as the only way to get money is work (and as long as we keep automating shit), there's going to be more demand than supply for work.

workers are going to be fewer but they're going to work longer hours because there are so many people out there willing to take your shit job just to survive.

>>1767101
i think work hours are mainly dictated by 2 things:
1 how fast people tire out mentally once you do you start to make mistakes or even accidents happen. this seems to be around 4-6 hours for most people and some breaks which adds up to 8 hours.
2 how you can minimize the workforce because it would be more expensive to employ a 100 people for 2 hours a day than 20 people for 10 hours. organizing anything and keeping track of skills and performance is much easier and cheaper in a small crew.

people want to earn more no matter how much they earn until they feel tired. i have did both, i worked 4 hours and hung my dick out for the other 4 and did 10-12 hours of intensive work a day. the pay difference between the two is nearly negligible especially compared to how much energy they consume.

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>>1767101
>USA is a very large country with a fairly high income, higher than UK or Germany right now.
Both of these countries are nothing close to a free market.

>central bank printing trillions of dollars
yeah okay

>because it would not work for most businesses..
Of course, it wouldn't work for the businesses and wouldn't work for the people.

If prices were incredibly low due to free market deflation. People wouldn't have to work as hard. They would bid for jobs that had fewer hours.
People are trying to get MORE hours now because they need the hours to survive.

>>1767103
>government workers here are notorious for a 3 day work week
Because they get to exploit the rest of us through taxation.

>>1767117
>how would working hours decrease?
See above.
Also I have empirical evidence of this happening in period of mostly deflationary environments. pic related

>there's going to be more demand than supply for work.
Yes, NOW there would be.
Not in a deflationary(free market) economy there wouldn't be.
Prices would come down constantly and people would have to work less and less.

>ensure growth of natality(pop) and intranational economy
>ensure people reproduce at young age
>????
>PROFIT

>>1767126
>production workers

ok. and what about all the information workers? especially since production workers aren't really going to exist in 50 years.

>>1767182
>ok. and what about all the information workers?
They'll have much lower prices and fewer hours too.

All you need to do is end the federal reserve and allow free banking again.
It worked perfectly in Sweden in the 1800s and made them super rich.

>>1766447
this x1000