kmguru
Staff member
When large corporations make money...stocks go up. Shareholders make money. So what is the problem?
Well, money can be made two ways. You can have a manufacturing plant in USA and pay the usual union wages and make money - or - you can move your plant to China (or contract work) and make 3 times the money. So, profit is high and stocks are up....everybody is happy...
Everybody except the poor bastards who lost their job.
If only a few company do that, it would not make a dent in the $12 Trillion economy. Few thousand companies, there will be a tipping point to disaster.
In the meantime, making money through healthcare ($2.4 Trillion) and wars is an expense, not real growth.
I would say, the tipping point is 2010.
Well, money can be made two ways. You can have a manufacturing plant in USA and pay the usual union wages and make money - or - you can move your plant to China (or contract work) and make 3 times the money. So, profit is high and stocks are up....everybody is happy...
Everybody except the poor bastards who lost their job.
If only a few company do that, it would not make a dent in the $12 Trillion economy. Few thousand companies, there will be a tipping point to disaster.
In the meantime, making money through healthcare ($2.4 Trillion) and wars is an expense, not real growth.
I would say, the tipping point is 2010.