For those who do not see economic inequality as stemming from individuals having the wrong skill sets, where would they see the fault lie when a computer programmer is laid off and must tend a bar for a living?

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Social Studies

Ian Mcmahon

18 December, 18:11

For those who do not see economic inequality as stemming from individuals having the wrong skill sets, where would they see the fault lie when a computer programmer is laid off and must tend a bar for a living?

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Hamlet · Answer 1

This is as a result of artificial creations of unemployment resulting from human actions in the political economy space

Nyla Pierce · Answer 2

Answer: Artificial creation of human actions in the political economy.

Explanation:

When a computer programmer is laid off and must tend a bar for a living, the fault lie in the artificial creation of human actions in the political economy.