You can have an equilibrium, compared to the US, where the poor are less poor in nominal terms, the food is more expensive in nominal terms (but not in Purchasing Power Parity terms) the rich are less rich, and so on.
If you are European,you probably do already.
I don’t understand how what you wrote has anything to do with the “bullshit jobs” thesis.
Graeber calls jobs that don’t produce anything of value bullshit jobs. Someone who works at Wall Mart to stock the shelves does produce value.
You can have an equilibrium, compared to the US, where the poor are less poor in nominal terms, the food is more expensive in nominal terms (but not in Purchasing Power Parity terms) the rich are less rich, and so on.
If you are European,you probably do already.
I don’t understand how what you wrote has anything to do with the “bullshit jobs” thesis.
Graeber calls jobs that don’t produce anything of value bullshit jobs. Someone who works at Wall Mart to stock the shelves does produce value.