>>>>There will always be unemployment, because there are those that think they don't need to work. That's not the only reason, but one of the reason.

>>>Have you got any stats to defend this assertion? How many of the total unemployed population fall into this category do you think?

>>Out of about 5,000,000 unemployeed in the US?
>>I'd say there are at least a few thousand.

>Therefore not even worth considering.

Why not? If my arguement is that there will always be unemployment or that 0% unemployment is unrealistic in our economy, they are one of the reason why.

But I've met enough of them to make me think that there may be more then you or I think.
And I view it as one of the good and the bad of how this economy works, so no biggy.


>>But I think statistic like this would be impossible gather.

>Then no need to offer them as a reason of unemployment.

>>But I think the better question is is it realistic to expect 0% unemployment in a free market economy?

>Different discussion.

Maybe.

But so is my first real hole-in-one in my life that happened today on a 165 yards par 3 with a 7 iron. :)