| Labour: Always a Buyer's Market | |
| Sometimes, for example when there occurs a sudden leap in technology, labourers possessing a certain new specialist skill may be able to command enormous salaries and hence temporarily create a seller's market for their labour. But such times are always short, and they affect only a very narrow sector of the whole labour market. Others quickly adopt their new high-demand skill thereby swelling their numbers and relegating them to a buyer's market once again. |