Doesn't seem like things look good in the short term for the US economy:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110615/bs_nm/us_economy_wrapup_poll
What do you think will happen in the longer term?
I am not confident to make a prediction per se but I don't think things look good. The way I see it, I don't see what could motivate employers to hire more people. Whether you want unskilled or skilled labor, you might as well hire third-worlders who are willing to work for less. It won't stop you from selling your goods or services in the US. If anything is keeping things going now, it's our credit. This doesn't seem sustainable. And for the hyper-partisans I don't think either party can change something with their current platforms. Reduce taxes? Great companies will use those savings to hire more overseas. Increase taxes? Companies will continue their move overseas anyway and it certainly won't increase hiring. Without middle and lower-class employment I don't see what will sustain growth in the economy.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110615/bs_nm/us_economy_wrapup_poll
What do you think will happen in the longer term?
I am not confident to make a prediction per se but I don't think things look good. The way I see it, I don't see what could motivate employers to hire more people. Whether you want unskilled or skilled labor, you might as well hire third-worlders who are willing to work for less. It won't stop you from selling your goods or services in the US. If anything is keeping things going now, it's our credit. This doesn't seem sustainable. And for the hyper-partisans I don't think either party can change something with their current platforms. Reduce taxes? Great companies will use those savings to hire more overseas. Increase taxes? Companies will continue their move overseas anyway and it certainly won't increase hiring. Without middle and lower-class employment I don't see what will sustain growth in the economy.
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