Suppose Doug Wilson builds his simulation, tests it and finds it is 99.9% accurate. Now, suppose Doug runs the simulation and finds that Canadian employers could save $36 billion a year in direct labour costs by creating 1,800,000 new full-time jobs. Suppose Doug discovers that half of each employer's portion of the savings could be achieved without regard to whether or not the other employers acted. The other half would occur as a result of the collective action of all employers. Assume that Doug's error checking and data confidence is so thorough that he knows the answer his simulation has produced is accurate to within a few billion dollars and 100,000 jobs. What does Doug do with this information? Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/
