And those so-called "Job Creators" are somehow shedding living-wage jobs as fast as they can, with automation, consolation, and off-shoring. Could it be that the real "Job Creators" are an array of worker/consumers with enough money to spend? I mean, who hires just for the heck of it?
And those so-called "Job Creators" are somehow shedding living-wage jobs as fast as they can, with automation, consolation, and off-shoring. Could it be that the real "Job Creators" are an array of worker/consumers with enough money to spend? I mean, who hires just for the heck of it?
Do the ultra wealthy create wealth or markets, or do they primarily control them? I was taught in socially conservative (pre-Reagan) Ohio public schools that monopoly had proved to be a very bad thing.
More of a slouching rough beast.
And those so-called "Job Creators" are somehow shedding living-wage jobs as fast as they can, with automation, consolation, and off-shoring. Could it be that the real "Job Creators" are an array of worker/consumers with enough money to spend? I mean, who hires just for the heck of it?
Do the ultra wealthy create wealth or markets, or do they primarily control them? I was taught in socially conservative (pre-Reagan) Ohio public schools that monopoly had proved to be a very bad thing.