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Originally Posted by Cowboy89
Yeah and on the macro level they create sticky wages and stall the market's own self-correction. But once again I'll beat the horse that recessions are not times to waste money building monuments to Richard Florida. It's more of a time to make sure we have a day-to-day operation that balances pure base-level functionality with taking the least amount of money out of the pockets of citizens possible to maintain that functionality at a time when they need it most. I know it's not sexy, or fun, to play SimCity on the 'hard' level, but it must be done.
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Thats a pretty general way of looking at unions.
Especially when these "unions with their sticky wages"
have to strike when they have no contract and havent received a wage increase in years.......
When times were good and people were out on the line looking for a bump in pay to at least stay competetive were these said wages still "sticky" and hampering the markets self-correction????