Labor and The God of Economics

The basic law of economics, that supply, demand and price must balance, seems to be enforced by some god-like force for every product or service everywhere in the world. This includes the supply, demand and cost of human labor.
This book examines the effect of this law of economics particularly in South Africa, where an especially strict labor law managed to slip through during the transition from Apartheid White rule to the first Black government under Nelson Mandala.
Topics include; the God of Economics, jobs and uplifting the poor, case studies on South Africa and Japan, the gap between the rich and the poor and the gap between men's and women's pay.