I agree that in long term, seller’s market is the answer (and in the era of AGI, keeping it so will probably require some kind of UBI). But the market is not perfect, so the ban is useful to address those cases. Sometimes people are inflexible—I have seen people tolerate more than they should, considering their market position they apparently were not aware/sure of. Transaction costs, imperfect information, etc.
I agree that in long term, seller’s market is the answer (and in the era of AGI, keeping it so will probably require some kind of UBI). But the market is not perfect, so the ban is useful to address those cases. Sometimes people are inflexible—I have seen people tolerate more than they should, considering their market position they apparently were not aware/sure of. Transaction costs, imperfect information, etc.