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"Jobs Are Not Scarce" de Brandon Berg no The Distributed Republic:

.... The idea that jobs are a scarce resource is a fallacy.

In a world of finite resources and infinite demands, there's no shortage of useful work to be done. This is why the number of jobs correlates so strongly with the size of the labor force; if someone is willing to provide labor, someone else will find a way to utilize it productively ....

So it's not jobs that are the scarce resource. What's scarce is capital--the equipment and skills necessary to make labor more productive. Any claim that something will "create jobs" without increasing the supply of capital available to enhance labor productivity is to be viewed with great suspicion. Such claims generally rely on a variant of the fallacy of the broken window.