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Most goods are available at the price of labor. We labor to satisfy our wants and needs which are the demands of the heart, mind and body. While those wants and needs are practically unlimited, labor is scarce. Wherever we are and wherever we look, there is work to be done, work for our subsistence and well-being, for food, shelter, clothing and countless other wants, to build and create, or just to clean and maintain. Labor, though, is scarcer by tar than tools and equipment. Just visit a workshop, factory, office or construction site. There, expensive equipment is used for a few minutes of hours only, standing idle most of the time. Or just walk through the streets of ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Understanding unemployment: in a free market, unemployment is an...