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To: Ahda who wrote (17722)	3/29/2003 3:52:50 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81016

Darleen >The job market in what appears on the surface to be an excellent field here in LA is nil the result of this is a marriage that begins on the base of we shall commute between cities on the weekends. Good news in this case is at least it is on the same coast. Gee whiz! That's hard. Jobs in SA are also difficult to come by not so much because of the economy but because of stringent new laws which prescribe racial quotas, especially for big companies. >The only thing i can guarantee is that the US is one very inner competitive climate with terribly high costs if you compare it to external areas. That is true and that is why so many industries have relocated to China or wherever. Time will tell whether an economy which is mainly based on services eg medics, lawyers, financial services etc and little industrial production can survive over the long-term. I hope for the US that it can because otherwise there will be major unemployment, except for the military, that is. In fact, I have the idea that the US unemployment figures, even now, would be a lot higher if "employment" in the military was excluded.