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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy
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From: Arthur Tang3/6/2010 6:57:22 AM
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The US economy is controlled very easily by the theory of just in time. This creates a shortage of labor and goods, granted temporary, but increases demand to store the goods in your own closets or kitchen or pantry for future needs. The estimated demand increase is over 10% over the year over year numbers.

For instance, in the service field, any door buster announcement will create labor shortage of 10%. This is because US labor market has been just in time since 1993. Just in time means computer programming(satisfy peak demands) of schedule of part time workers. Who receives more hourly wages but not fringe benefits. Corporations using part time workers are all having good cash flow without longterm liability.

In the case of manufacturing and goods distribution, goods shortages forces consumers to buy when there are availability. Cash must change hands, otherwise goods will be sold first come first serve.

So, a quick economical recovery is now obvious, as we read special prices come down week to week on various items. Part time workers created 3 times the jobs over standard 40 hour week jobs. More accountant and supervisors jobs are created to schedule workers for cash flow.

This is the way it is today. People generally apply for two or three part time jobs to have safety in job security. And the whole family can work too. Children get job training early.
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