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Then how do you explain why you keep arguing for the things that lead to job loss?
I can't answer that, it depends on the sector.
I'm sure it does sound like greed to you, because you aren't factoring in a lower cost of living in other countries, making the "cheap wage" a reasonable one in a place with less regulation and governmental regulation. Oh, and by the way, "fair wages" don't exist as your side likes to argue, it's emotional rhetoric(again, and I'm not surprised:rollthe only fair wage is one agreed to by the employer and employee.
No, dude, and I mean this in all seriousness, are you paying attention or just spitting talking points? A medium of exchange is universally tradable commodities used to back currency, it is not money in circulation. The rest of your point then becomes invalidated by the intitial premise.
That has less to do with it than how much is initially put into circulation or printed to begin with, I have already covered this.
And again, you haven't countered anything I've said, just bitched about the outcome.
Which is why I am trying to help educate the people who caused the problem, anything else is the direct fault of the elected class who continue to pass the laws and those who vote them in.
I don't know why you keep insisting on adding the american qualifier to the equation, we are in a global market, so you need to expand and drop the qualifiers.
Laugh all you want, you'd be wrong, 8%, which is what their profit margins showed, IS STANDARD, sorry if you don't understand that percentage of profit minus expenses is how you determine what percentage of profit you need to stay afloat, btw, donut companies make over 12% profit margins.
Again, you are assuming I am taking a side, if we are talking about illegal trade as an economic factor I could care less and it still follows the laws of economics, Oh, and it doesn't "disrupt the flow of American economics" as you like to assume, black market participants make alot of money selling the illegal products and they buy legal ones, so the market still flows quite well. if we are talking about a matter of law then it isn't my business as I am not a legal authority or a victim, you fit what I said to make your irrelevant example fit your argument, nice try, but it's still a huge fail.
Labor or American workers don't create job loss outsourceing creates job loss that is done by corporations.
I thought I mentioned the sector Manufacturing making American auto parts to put in American cars is manufacturing.
I don't live in "other countries" I live in America.
If American workers do not have the right of a fair wage America might just as well be a Communist country or run by a dictator.
Dude? Sorry pal you got the wrong generation.
Everybody knows there is less money in circulation today has been since the end of 2005.
Tell me how good is that working out for America and it's people?
You can't print money and call it backing.
As far as tradable commonoties American exports American imports which is more ?
Educate ? What the old chicken and egg routine, playing the blame game?
Simple, outsource a little no problem, outsource a huge amount we got a problem.
When I say we I mean labor and corporations and government .
Cause 40,000 people looses their jobs and you got a chance of 20,000 getting their job back the rest go to unemployment.
That's 20.000 less tax dollars , 20,000 less consumer prospects,no sales productionwill go down stocks will go down investors will be asking questions.
While would be taxpayers are looking for a job that pays a wage they can live on Government prints more money.
I know we are in a global market and we are losing to other nations on sales in the global market, cause cheap labor is not going to buy American products.
Americans that have lost their jobs can't, and judgeing by the export import trade other countries won't.
STANDARD? I KNOW WHAT PRICE GOUGING IS AND IT'S BEEN BROUGHT UP MORE THAN ONCE SINCE 2000.
I also know that when demand is low prices tend to get cheaper not higher.
It is you who are assuming that black market participants make a lot of money selling illegal products and assuming they will buy legal products from American corporations, or even buy legal products at all maybe the black market participant uses the lot of money he made for supporting certain foreign groups unfriendly to America.
I don't know about you but I'm more worried about America than the flow of the market..
Take away average Americans you would still have the flow of the market , but it would be flowing East the corporations, the consumers, the money, right along with the jobs.
