Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
where's all the "help wanted" signs and ads in the paper. I surely don't see any such in my area. What I see is the soup lines being twice as long as last year! Where's all the pay raises, where's all the vacationers, new house and new car buyers, hmm? Anyone who "thinks' that this economy is better than it was is ignorant or evil, and probably evil.
Judging by this guy's personality I would think he has a lot of tattoos, why the hell do people do that shit? Not that hard to get a job, a job that pays your bills if you look like a redneck/convict is another matter.where's all the "help wanted" signs and ads in the paper. I surely don't see any such in my area. What I see is the soup lines being twice as long as last year! Where's all the pay raises, where's all the vacationers, new house and new car buyers, hmm? Anyone who "thinks' that this economy is better than it was is ignorant or evil, and probably evil.
There are help wanted signs all over.
Soup lines? Where are their soup lines?
United States New Home Sales 1963-2015 Data Chart Calendar
US Vehicle Sales
U.S. Travelers Say They ll Spend More on Vacations This Year Skift
You major dupe.
Firstly...get someone in the WH who is not owned by the oligarchy. How's that?No. It all went to the top 1% thanks the policies of your Messiah.where's all the "help wanted" signs and ads in the paper. I surely don't see any such in my area. What I see is the soup lines being twice as long as last year! Where's all the pay raises, where's all the vacationers, new house and new car buyers, hmm? Anyone who "thinks' that this economy is better than it was is ignorant or evil, and probably evil.
$32 Trillion in personal wealth has been added to the economy
Didn't you get any?
You mean the one percent got it all?
What should we do about it?
The BLS certainly counts people of retirement age. They don't count people who are institutionalized, in a nursing home or in the military.Labor does not, but these two groups produce people looking for work. I think they are referred to as non-traditional labor.You know
about 27% of the population is 20 or under...
and about 14 % are over 65--is this where that number is coming from?
They dont count people of retirement age.
Even so, there is still a large segment of the population not accounted for.
Energy overhead increased. Everyone loses.Capitalism:How come everyone makes less and everything costs more?
crash economy
make everyone happy just to have a job
never give them a raise ever
jack-up prices
????
profit.
That would require collusion.The captains of industry have determined that wages are going to stay low until we reach manufacturing cost parity with China.How come everyone makes less and everything costs more?
Remember the Bank Bailouts?
That probably help depreciate the dollar.
Also, considering the upheaval in the job markets, pay may not have risen due to heavier competition for jobs.
If unemployment dips below 5%, pay should start rising again. Upward mobility and competition for skilled labor tends to help increase pay.
I don't believe it's that complicated. My question was rhetorical.Add on shipping costs from China and even now we are approaching parity with them, at least as far as US businesses using Chinese labor are concerned, so maybe we are finally coming to that point.The captains of industry have determined that wages are going to stay low until we reach manufacturing cost parity with China.How come everyone makes less and everything costs more?
Remember the Bank Bailouts?
That probably help depreciate the dollar.
Also, considering the upheaval in the job markets, pay may not have risen due to heavier competition for jobs.
If unemployment dips below 5%, pay should start rising again. Upward mobility and competition for skilled labor tends to help increase pay.
That is hard for industries to do if unemployment drops too low.
Also, they may have future problems with China in terms of accessing their labor force and (China's) markets.
If they could do this without restriction, the Industries could force parity but the cost of living would have to drop here as well. They could kill their cash cow(US markets) if they destroy the demand side of the equation through low pay.
They need a consumer base that can buy their goods for profit and playing the Chinese markets against the US would only lead to equality(in all markets including labor) over time. Not good if the US consumer has learned to live without your product.
