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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy
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From: Arthur Tang7/25/2010 3:28:30 PM
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The US government tried to promote jobs, but did not understand where jobs are needed.

Productivity created wealth in large corporations, cash flow is good. The cash profit made new product development easy. New products made distribution expand their shelf space and hire people to stock daily.

But productivity also let middle management jobs go, because of communications efficiency. These jobs eliminated, so that experienced middle management knowing where the market is, will start new business.

All that crying of job losses, can not substantiate the real labor shortages in the US, because of 'just in time' labor is the productivity approach in business. Internet business is also continually increasing in dollar volume. People working at home is not jobless.

In the end, many government jobs are not finding applications to fill all the staff. The economy is just humming along. New products created each year, tell the tale.
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