^ Tuosta on ollut ennenkin puhetta täällä, väärin tehty pååtan mielestä kun leikkasivat julkista sektoria. :D
"At the start of this government, Ed Miliband predicted a jobs armageddon — austerity would inevitably mean mass unemployment. Osborne would cut 500,000 public sector jobs, he said, with ‘no credible plan to replace them’. And surely government spending is synonymous with prosperity? Boldly, he forecast a ratio: one private job would be lost for every public sector job lost — leading to the loss of ‘a million jobs in all’.
The conventional Keynesian wisdom, to which Miliband subscribed, is that government spending cuts make the economy weaker: fewer public sector workers means less money spent in the shops, so less demand, therefore more unemployment. Osborne saw things differently. What if the problem was not the supply of jobs, but the supply of willing workers? If you cut taxes on low-paid work, it becomes more attractive: more people want to move from welfare. Especially if welfare reform makes it harder to game the system.
Ed Miliband was right about the public sector job cuts. Almost half a million have gone — but two million private sector jobs have been created."
Eli jokaista poispotkittua julkkaria kohti syntyy neljä yksityisen sektorin työpaikkaa! Mitenkäs tossa menee kerroinvaikutus ?