Hmmm... 1. Universal higher education: Re-educate individuals whose skills become obsolete 2. Tie the safety net to employment: The unions will hate it, but citizens need to do some objectively-defined work to earn unemployment benefits 3. Government fills in the cracks: Private employers hire as they normally would, while government helps the economically displaced (either through more education or temporary work) 4. Increased tech, science, and advancement funding: There's nothing wrong with a government that leads in innovation and gives fledgling companies and citizens tools for success. 5. Companies are free to chase profit: I think a system that allows for ample opportunity for individuals to get a cutting edge education, and ensures that those who want to work can find work, is secure enough to where government can free themselves from constant intrusion in the private sector.
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