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To: pass pass who wrote (49351)	10/5/2003 10:11:39 AM
From: BWAC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

<sell to whom? If more and more jobs are outsourced, then this country will be left with what? This time, the outsource is different. Mexico doesn't have a highly educated workforce. Japan doesn't have vast land and natural resources. India and China are whole new world with skilled yet cheap labor and huge resources and market. > Good point. You can't buy a whole lot but the basic adult life necessities and upkeep items for two children on $20 an hour pay. When that job goes away and the new service job pay is $12 an hour then you can't even buy the necessities. And don't forget to Save for retirement! Again, I think (not to be insulting to anyone) that the "won't affect me" syndrome is causing a lot of people to rationalize and pooh pooh the growing employment problem away.