You don't decide a work-week; you produce it Y ou don't decide how long you want to work in a week; you decide how much in groceries and clothes you want to take home at the end of the week. You get paid out of what you produce after the costs of helping you produce it are paid - taxes, machines, supervision. Therefore, the more you produce, the more you can be paid, and so the more things you can buy. Or, put it another way- the things you want for your family decide h...
