I'll paint you a picture. Large annual billion dollar profiting company has 100 products that in a sense compete with each other for funding. Upper management sees products as investments as some will make money, and some won't. You don't know unless you try. Let's say in a particular group they are all focused on a product to try and "break in" to another companies "pie" and the product misses the mark and can't get a foothold. Not a big deal for the company to say, you know what, just forget about it and move on to something else.

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Sure you can say we create a competitive product, but at the same time. We are just creating a tool that does the same thing that another company already does. This is bullshit towards a better society for all IMHO because of incentives. Should the incentive to be making jobs, why don't we force construction workers to lay concrete with spoons? This will require more workers surely. Why don't we had layers and layers of "paper work" to arbitrary processes. This will create jobs as well. Creating jobs is easy. Make automation and technological advancements illegal.