-Thomas
--- Dwayne Monroe <idoru345 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Which means that skilled, well paid American
> programmers (along with others whose jobs can be
> distributed remotely via the Internet) will find
> themselves unable to find work in the numbers, and
> at
> the level to which they've grown accustomed.
>
> The standard neo-liberal response to complaints
> about
> this is that workers need to retool and 'go with the
> global economy flow' (you'll read this sort of
> comment
> from the more smug posters at Slashdot.org).
>
> But what I'm thinking about is the loss of millions
> of
> high wage jobs that can buy houses and cars and all
> the other 'good life' artifacts that keep a good
> section of this economy spinning its wheels.
>
> If a good chunk of the manufacturing jobs are lost,
> followed by a good chunk of the white collar and
> technical positions, how can it not have a
> profoundly
> depressive effect upon the US economy as a whole?
>
> I don't want to sound like an alarmist but the trend
> seems clearly visible from where I sit.
>
>
> DRM
>
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