> Likewise, Banks employ more people after introducing ATM's than before.
that's a common trope, and its both true and false
true: more bank employees after ATM's
false: less bank employees after smartphone banking
that's a common trope, and its both true and false
true: more bank employees after ATM's
false: less bank employees after smartphone banking
28 million in 2026 vs 18.8 million in 2001 is a ~50% jump…
So no the numbers are down significantly even with outsourcing.
LNP: Taxes less.
Labor: Taxes less (as a proportion of GDP)
(Seeing as GDP includes government spending, it seems like you can make the rate of tax go down by increasing government spending by more than taxes increase)
If a claim is about X, introducing another variable doesn't invalidate the claim about X.
Ignoring that when the global population is likely to peak soon due to falling birth rates is a massive mistake. Jobs in a world of falling population and increasing automation is largely uncharted territory.
Its just for the government to rebalance the economy if those jobs are desirable to reshore.