re: #302 Gus 802

Er have reduced labor to an economic factor and ignored the social factors behind it.

Job creation requires job creators willing to invest, but it also requires a workforce that is educated and trained to fill the jobs. It also reuires a workforce that is healthy and motivated in order to maintain the level of performance needed to remain competitive.

If our workforce is poorly educated, incompetent, unhealthy and undermotivated, nobody is going to benefit in our economy. We cannot ignore the role that the government has to play in order to maintain those conditions.