There's kind of two competing theories about labor Adam Smith and Karl Marx.

And, indeed, that caravan is moving on.

And they'll then decide when to do their street interviews.

It creates a level playing field within the family.

And in a moment, I'm going to show you a graph, and what you'll see on this graph it begins in 1973, just before women start flooding the workforce, and it brings us up to our current day.

Like its agriculture,

And now, for every two men who get a college degree, three women will do the same.

So in summary, the questions you want to ask are how big can this be, how much of it can we get, what's the growth rate of the market, is the market itself declining or is it in flux or is it taking off? and most importantly here is talk to customers and the sales channel, and next important is you can get some pretty good market size estimates by competitive approximation if it's an existing or resegmented market, or even if we're going to clone a market outside the US.

They are generally slow.

That is a positively sloped curve.

Efficient machinery replaced manual labor.

Now she can't even give him the time of day. ( dramatic theme playing )

First of all, good news is,

These are things we never could have imagined a few years ago.

The stock market crash forced many retirees back into the job market.

So in most developed countries, what you see is the work force aging and retiring.

In particular, I think my projection is way too optimistic, because when I did it,

I did some quick calculations.

And going back to where we started this video, in terms of capacity utilization and what that might do to prices, this tells us that labor utilization is

And I've heard this story a number of times.

lust, romantic love and deep attachment to a partner.

And as a result of that, Mildred is very typical of today's factory workers in the U.S.

I know it is a bit of a dream, but let's pretend for a moment.

And we really have this incredibly simplistic view of why people work, and what the labor market looks like.

Because the aid and oil or mineral money acts the same way.

First of all, work is becoming distributed and mobile.

But over the '70s and '80s, the South Korea government decided they wanted to rapidly industrialize, and so what they did was, they started to push women into the workforce.

Another problem unhealthy food systems and unemployment.

In fact, China makes goods for markets all over the world, including its own, thanks to a combination of factors its low costs, its large and educated workforce, and a flexible manufacturing system that responds quickly to market demands.

Office managers expect accuracy, efficiency, and dedication.

The workers. The striver's.

Powered by fossil fuel derived energy.

I'm the biggest guy in town.

Are there ways of organizing your computation so that it is efficient in terms of the amount of power that it uses.

So when they took a look at this day one canvas, the teaching team first said

At this level of the labor market, what you need is a marketplace for spare hours.

Skynet work camp.

Tonight's episode Tug of War. ( banjo theme playing )

The Taliban stopped all women from working.

I felt obsolete.

People working for the machines monitored by other people working for the machines.

And let's take a look at the Jersey Square team and think about how they approach this.

There's all sorts of organizations that can use these pools of very flexible people, possibly already once they've been inducted.

That's still way more expensive than most companies.

Skynet work camp.