Save the workers
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Two entrepreneurs are talking; one regrets that there is not enough workers, others regrets that there is not enough raw materials for production. Effect of business is uncertain .. what will happen with their companies, with workers ...? Both full of hope look at the republic.... and they are hoping ...
This is about a situation that is happening in eRepublik, very difficult time for entrepreneurs.
Who is to blame? Surely all of us .. or no one .. simply, this is the situation on the market.
I want to refer on support the country to entrepreneurs. Government policy must be such that it does not allow the ruin of the private sector, which is the basis of the functioning of markets. Policy is dictating performance of production, because success does not happen accidentally and must be a consequence of successful policy.
Positive moves are made in the area of deuce the price of labor, but there are still enough area for improvement, depending on the policy. Its not new that an inflation is in reduction (again), caused by, among other things, large import and small Gross domestic product. Export is small and import is huge. We are the largest importers in eRepublik, while by GDP we are on 20th place. Again, success is not randomly happen, it is result of profound policy.
The basis of each production the workers and entrepreneurs. Imagine a pyramid that represents one state, base-bottom pyramid is the labor force. They are those who will carry the whole thing. Above them are entrepreneurs (companies), there are fewer, but one without the other can not exist. Government policy must be directed towards a small man, and to who paid wages to them. Among other things, and the state earns on them through taxes.
It is easy to conclude that this "pyramid base" is dictating the entire life of the country, and only the correct policy toward enterprise can raise the standard in the country. We simply cannot go in situation in which some other countrys are; place where there is no area for small worker.
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VOTE.
Voted.
Voted, meet my deputy minister of economy
I"m social part of cabinet.. LOL
Anyway, point is that we have prepare to situation when labour with low (or any!!) skill dont have place in companies, which means no place in country. Solution is to stimulate small and newbie companies (loan program is good sample)
Great article, voted.
This is so true, exactly that is happening in some other countries.
We have more than enough jobs for everyone at the moment. Our problem is not enough workers.
Yap, that is the primary problem.
But tracking the economic situation in world we can see that most of big countries is faced with problem of low jobs for lower skill workers.
This is possibly what can happen in near future.
About lack of labour force- this needs deeper analyze to find the solution.
i think we need to try and convince those low skill workers to come here.. after all they will eventually become high skill workers and be more likely to stay
Then the question we should ask ourselves is: How do we attract Low skill workers from other countries?
We need to discuss a plan and implement it. Pushing up the population.
That"s the point! It should be formally established, something like institute for employment...best way is to do it is to make bussines of it.
Hi. I'm manager of a raw material company. I think the situation is bad for us all: the new productitity rate of raw materials is 1/8 of the former and it is difficult for us to mantein salary at high values. And due to the bad rate of production it is more difficult to let work low skilled people. One possible thing to do would be the government help companies in order to let these companies to take low skill workers in the company work-force. This would attract people here in SA and the higher number of people would help the economy of this great state.
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