The most productive people are the ones living in countries with much higher standards of living than what is put forward here.
I’m thrilled you picked miners as an example because Australian miners produce far higher output than those in poor nations.
You might counter with the fact that it’s just machinery and more modern mining practices that makes them vastly more productive but that is exactly the point.
The poorer countries don’t have these tools because they lack good policies, stability and economic freedom (which not murican freedom).
It is simple, no farmer, miner or factory worker in a wealthy nation will want to give up 30% of their output.
The most productive people are the ones living in countries with much higher standards of living than what is put forward here.
I’m thrilled you picked miners as an example because Australian miners produce far higher output than those in poor nations.
You might counter with the fact that it’s just machinery and more modern mining practices that makes them vastly more productive but that is exactly the point.
The poorer countries don’t have these tools because they lack good policies, stability and economic freedom (which not murican freedom).
It is simple, no farmer, miner or factory worker in a wealthy nation will want to give up 30% of their output.