The state could have reacted with a good framework, conditions, and even assistance to employers when they were hit by the global crisis. Should we now save all jobs? Or just some? Those with many employees or those with better connections?
It arrived a little later, but no one doubted it would come. The increasing unemployment is an inevitable consequence of the economic crisis, yet, as usual, we are caught unprepared. What should we do now with this tidal wave? – ask the ruling authorities, for whom the number of unemployed has always been a despised statistic. Unfortunately, the maneuvering space is very narrow. However, it is not the state’s job to save every job. It could have helped by providing a good framework, conditions, and even assistance to employers when they were hit by the global crisis. The rest is the job of His Majesty the Market. Thus, for some, unfortunately future unemployed, no one is to blame but their whimsical employer, a previously dynamic entrepreneur who was ‘suddenly’ hit by the crisis. Should we now save all jobs? Or just some?
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