Wingham Rowan: A new kind of job market

The video discusses the challenges faced by individuals needing flexible work due to personal circumstances and the potential for creating economic opportunities through modern marketplaces. It highlights the disparity between sophisticated markets for top organizations and limited options for others. The speaker proposes leveraging state facilities to create national e-markets, enabling small trades and boosting economic activity. This approach could provide new opportunities for individuals at the economic base, similar to the success of national lotteries.

What challenges do individuals with unpredictable medical conditions face in the job market?

How can employers benefit from a pool of flexible local workers?

Describe the concept of a marketplace for spare hours in the labor market.

What are some examples of economic activities that a young woman at the base of the economic pyramid could engage in?

How do modern markets differ for organizations at the top of the economy compared to those at the bottom?

What role do policymakers play in creating modern markets for all?

Explain the concept of national e-markets (NEMs) and their potential impact.

What are the potential benefits of a regulated public utility for low-level trade?

Discuss how data from national e-markets could influence local economic decisions.

What is the significance of small trades in the context of atomized capitalism?