/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19061663
Building and selling TVs: Only requires technical knowledge, doesn't influence the greater economy, doesn't influence quality of life of the people, is a non-essential good
Education: Completely defines a country's economy. Without education there are no TVs, no power plants, no water treatment plants. You first need education before you can brag about building TVs. And who set up education first?

As for housing, what the heck do you think the free market would do in places like San Francisco? You think houses aren't being built there by the truckload?

But yeah, you go ahead and believe in your motte-and-bailey fallacy since it makes you feel so good

>>19024179
>What is medicine, law, engineering, accounting, investment banking

>>18070975
And no one can afford them. You do realise that 44% of the US population works in low-to-minimum wage jobs, right?
https://www.legalreader.com/low-wage-jobs-are-the-new-american-normal/
You think that these poor people are going to have top of the line health coverage and be allowed entry into those high quality hospitals with loads of empty beds? No of course not, they're going to have the cheapest health coverage available, they're going to be allocated to the cheapest and worst quality hospital in their area. Oh and by the way, these are the exact same people who can't afford to skip a single hour of work, so they'll work even during the peak of the curve and almost certainly catch the virus.