Harris Worthman, chapter 6, question 6

Jobs are hard to get. But making a job isn't hard at all. All you have to do is look for a way to save time. If it allows someone to focus their energy better on something productive then everyone wins! In chapter 6 of Naked Economics, Charles Wheelan makes this point. He gives an example of a man going to a small farming town to sell plows. "The agronomist can support himself; the farmers have more to eat, even after paying for their new plows..." What this country needs if we want more jobs is more people motivated and capable of finding better ways of doing things.