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1.1 million private sector jobs created since January, in the 2nd year of Bush we were at -500,000 at this point
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The Volt is too expensive to be widely sold. It will simply be an oddity in history within three years.
With sales being reported as flat to only slightly higher than last year at this time, the job gains should be temporary in retail.
Why do you hire 1,000 engineers for a vehicle already in production? Something is wrong with your article.
It is the most likely path, yes.
Recovery indicates an upward path. Deflated prices due to low demand isn't a recovery. It is Japanese style deflation. And that is where we're headed with this adminsitration.
We started down this path with the previous adminstration and it will continue for at least a decade.
In reality we started down this path over 30 years ago.
Recovery indicates an upward path. Deflated prices due to low demand isn't a recovery. It is Japanese style deflation. And that is where we're headed with this adminsitration.
We started down this path with the previous adminstration and it will continue for at least a decade.
In reality we started down this path over 30 years ago.
Correction, we started down this path in 1913, with the formation of the Federal Reserve and the passage of the 16th Amendment. It's not a coincidence that these two occurred in the same era.
The Volt is too expensive to be widely sold. It will simply be an oddity in history within three years.
With sales being reported as flat to only slightly higher than last year at this time, the job gains should be temporary in retail.
Why do you hire 1,000 engineers for a vehicle already in production? Something is wrong with your article.
you hire engineers to expand and develop the technology, to make it cheaper and more efficiently.![]()
I saw this this AM in the WSJ. You may not be able to access the whole thing but search for it as it is available. It is all anyone needs to know in a nutshell: The cost of hiring employees far outweighs any expected benefit their employment might confer. That is all anyone needs to know. That and the fact that this situation is the creation of Team Obama with help from other and past pols.
Michael P. Fleischer: Why I'm Not Hiring - WSJ.com
I watch some of the business channels. same thing, thousands of jobs and corporations headed oversea.. gobama gobama gobama!
Recovery indicates an upward path. Deflated prices due to low demand isn't a recovery. It is Japanese style deflation. And that is where we're headed with this adminsitration.
We started down this path with the previous adminstration and it will continue for at least a decade.
In reality we started down this path over 30 years ago.
Thity years of government tinkering. Time to stop. I have no problem with enforcement of safety and security rules or regualtions. Trying to reshape what we purchase or how the economy runs needs to stop.
The Volt is too expensive to be widely sold. It will simply be an oddity in history within three years.
With sales being reported as flat to only slightly higher than last year at this time, the job gains should be temporary in retail.
Why do you hire 1,000 engineers for a vehicle already in production? Something is wrong with your article.
We started down this path with the previous adminstration and it will continue for at least a decade.
In reality we started down this path over 30 years ago.
Thity years of government tinkering. Time to stop. I have no problem with enforcement of safety and security rules or regualtions. Trying to reshape what we purchase or how the economy runs needs to stop.
Government wasn't tinkering for the worker, it was corporations & their lobbyists. WTO & NAFTA are not worker inventions. Taking work away from Teamsters & giving it to low paying Mexicans was not the workers. Flooding our markets with cheap foreign crap was not our workers either. Hiring illegals was not our workers either. Subsidizing countrys with foreign aid so they can undersell our companies was not the workers either.
Yes it was much lower, although the figures I have seen are around $900B. Now we are seeing the snowballing effect of massive entitlement programs combined with decades of tax and spend practices.
The Pot does not start off at a Full Boil.
The attack against job creation is growing at an alarming rate - and has been reached all new levels within the last few years.
Increased regulation and accompanying taxes are stifling the present business climate in America, as well as inhibiting its future growth. These taxes and regulations are put upon in layers of local, state, and federal levels.
The long established production industries have been decimated in great part by the legacy costs inflicted upon them via the unions.
Unions are destroying America. No offense to our union workers in here - past and present, but the great machine that is the union centralized power structure has been crippling the economy for far too long and is now aggressively moving the nation toward a European socialized economic model that will forever negatively alter the potential of future generations of Americans.
Yes it was much lower, although the figures I have seen are around $900B. Now we are seeing the snowballing effect of massive entitlement programs combined with decades of tax and spend practices.
The Volt is too expensive to be widely sold. It will simply be an oddity in history within three years.
With sales being reported as flat to only slightly higher than last year at this time, the job gains should be temporary in retail.
Why do you hire 1,000 engineers for a vehicle already in production? Something is wrong with your article.
you hire engineers to expand and develop the technology, to make it cheaper and more efficiently.![]()
The auto industry has not followed that path since 1950.
Thity years of government tinkering. Time to stop. I have no problem with enforcement of safety and security rules or regualtions. Trying to reshape what we purchase or how the economy runs needs to stop.
Government wasn't tinkering for the worker, it was corporations & their lobbyists. WTO & NAFTA are not worker inventions. Taking work away from Teamsters & giving it to low paying Mexicans was not the workers. Flooding our markets with cheap foreign crap was not our workers either. Hiring illegals was not our workers either. Subsidizing countrys with foreign aid so they can undersell our companies was not the workers either.
So subsidizing our own businesses is a better idea? We aren't subsidizing foreign countries. It's called competeitive advantage. They have it and we don't.
The attack against job creation is growing at an alarming rate - and has been reached all new levels within the last few years.
Increased regulation and accompanying taxes are stifling the present business climate in America, as well as inhibiting its future growth. These taxes and regulations are put upon in layers of local, state, and federal levels.
The long established production industries have been decimated in great part by the legacy costs inflicted upon them via the unions.
Unions are destroying America. No offense to our union workers in here - past and present, but the great machine that is the union centralized power structure has been crippling the economy for far too long and is now aggressively moving the nation toward a European socialized economic model that will forever negatively alter the potential of future generations of Americans.
Union served their purpose until greed by thier upper tier leaders got in the way.
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In trying to find the whole article, I ran up on this:
Debunking article
I think both articles make good points, but it's funny to get "the rest of the story" about where the article came from and what it was influenced by.