The very fact of a ‘boom on’ tells us everything we need to know.
There is more business, there is more money being spent.
Production somewhere must be going up to meet it, and more people are being employed to keep up with the increase.
I can remember my first clear lesson in this fact.
Everyone at the McDonalds looked forward to high school football.
Every Friday the stadium next door would fill up and then empty into the store.
Business was great during those Fridays, and there were always more employees scheduled to keep up with demand. Everyone on the night shift felt this directly in their paychecks.
And those that were paying attention noticed that there were more people hired to keep up the other shifts during this season since the management did not want to pay overtime.
During one especially good season, the employment of the store nearly doubled and stayed that way for 9 months.
Of course, this is not actually a ‘boom’ as you are referring, it is simply a ball game and a fortuitous location for the store. But the principle is exactly the same…more customers with more money paying for more people to do more work.
I have witnessed this first hand.
I have also seen it put on the chalkboard in economics 101 and heard the same stories from the other people around me.
As said before, you keep crying ‘no’ but the evidence is against you at every turn.
