I don&#x27;t understand why people wouldn&#x27;t be willing to make windows—to take your example—in exchange for pay, just as they do now. I might expect the prices of things to go up a little because the typical laborer&#x27;s bargaining position would be closer (but still inferior) to that of the typical employer[1], but why would people stop wanting more money than they have&#x2F;are getting?<p>[1] Specifically, their worst-case outcome in negotiating employment terms (<i>i.e.</i> failing to agree on terms and not getting the job, then not managing to get another offer fast enough) might improve from <i>catastrophic</i> to merely <i>quite bad</i>.