The only part of that story I think you're underestimating is just how strongly people prefer to have a defined pay schedule. The reason wages would persist is labor offering itself at a steep discount to productivity.
The share of wage laborers should decline as other models offer higher average compensation, but the most risk averse workers could still end up with wage arrangements.
The only part of that story I think you're underestimating is just how strongly people prefer to have a defined pay schedule. The reason wages would persist is labor offering itself at a steep discount to productivity.
The share of wage laborers should decline as other models offer higher average compensation, but the most risk averse workers could still end up with wage arrangements.