It kept our central markets, the employment market and the labor market, in basic balance. Brazil and Mexico are approaching this state. Haiti has pretty much arrived. This yields our present distorted situation where a shrinking part of our population is working more and more for the same money, and supporting a growing part of our population that's working less and less for less and less. We've got workoholism and burnout on one side, and disemployment and poverty on the other.
Family values disappear on one side, and the work ethic disappears on the other.
The side with the money doesn't have the time to spend it, and the side with the time doesn't have the money. This is insane. Our present approach breeds the worst in the system, like speculation and dependency. Timesizing is designed to breed the best in the system, like entrepreneuring and self-support. It transforms the economy from a constantly prodded caterpillar. . .