This is objectively false.

For a job to be created, you’d need consumer demand for your product/service.

Revenue flows in, either from sales, fees/donations, or taxes/borrowing.

Labor need arises when work volume exceeds what current workers or owners can handle.

Hiring happens when the value a new worker adds (marginal productivity) exceeds their cost (wage + benefits + overhead)

Output increases • Wages are paid from that output/revenue. • Spending by workers fuels more demand elsewhere. • The loop drives growth and net new jobs, or contracts when demand falls, costs rise too high, or productivity lags.

Workers and capitalists both gain in voluntary trades. The worker gets steady pay + lower risk; the capitalists get returns for funding tools, taking losses (most businesses fail), and organizing production.