Hunting for Economic Stability

This chapter explores the cultural and economic contrasts between historical hunting practices and modern food sourcing, linking them to immigration and labor market dynamics in the U.S. The dialogue delves into the implications of an aging workforce, the challenges posed by lower-paid migrant workers, and how these issues affect economic stability post-COVID. Additionally, the discussion critiques current taxation policies and the government's role in incentivizing family growth versus addressing societal issues such as declining birth rates.