If people in this “strike” ostracize the people who are vital to keeping them alive, they are going to have a bad time. If people ostracize those who are actually taking advantage of them, they’re going to do better than ever.
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Sorry, I'm not following -- how does that change things?
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It changes things because people who can spot bad faith behaviors are often not the ones able to punish it, and are under incentives to not complain. And the ones able to punish often have incentives to not know. The less power someone has, the more they get caught in such traps.
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A lemon market like used cars is a simple example. If you can only afford used cars, you have to deal with an intermediary market where bad actors drive out good. Blue book, dealer certification, online reputation mechanisms, nothing works particularly well to mitigate.
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