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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (76278)	7/12/2011 8:40:17 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217705

If governments do not say. Parents must. State clear the move is structural, not cyclical. Only old people expect to be paid too much. Youth will not. But for that, parents must tell them they will live in a completely different reality they grew accostumed to. It is parents duty to prepare their young sons and daughters to the new realities. Basically parents should tell them that because parents will have an interest in the outcomes. For they will still be alive when their sons and daughters enter workforce. If youth get that they will be competing with emerging market people for emerging market salaries, they will be, mentally, prepare for that.