Say's Law
(en)
an economic law stating that supply creates its own demand (named after eighteenth-century French economist Jean-Baptiste Say)
if the labour market ever worked the way neoclassical theory imagines it--if wages were flexible, Say's Law held, and all willing workers found jobs in some orthodox "full employment" dream--then workers would have no fear of "the sack."
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