Commerce IS trickle down. More jobs lead to more people paying for more services and more things. Then you need more people to make THOSE things and provide those services. Then THOSE people go and buy other services and products. With all due respect, this isn't a difficult concept.
Quick question................................how can it be possible for it to "trickle down" if those who it is supposed to trickle down to don't have the money to buy the trickle down?
Sorry, but Wall-Mart, as well as many other businesses don't trickle down, they just serve themselves by feeding at the trough and gaining as much as they can.
I mean ****...................in Japan they have a fair system, which means that the CEO's can only earn 100 times of what the lowest paid worker can.
Here in American (and in Wal-Mart), they can earn up to 1,000 times what their lowest paid worker (meaning the greeters and the janitors) make.
If it's really "trickle down", why do the rich get richer, and the middle class get poorer?
Check the stats, it's well documented in many places.