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Jack Martin · Guest

what is this I don't evennot only unrelated... just bad, and not funny bad. just....why?
I'm no economist, so I would love for someone to explain why this wouldn't work;Why can't we just let the failing companies fail, and the successful companies succeed? People will lose jobs, but the successful companies will hire as they grow. To me, it seems that bailing out these losing companies will only limit growth from those that practice smart business. Some of these companies need to fail, it's part of business evolution.

Rebe · Guest

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Pooniga · Guest

Miami is not Florida......
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Nina · Guest

The seventies: you could have sex without a condom, drive drunk and keep your license, buy alcohol at 18, get wasted and adults couldn't tell, and rock was new and exciting. Now none of that is true.?
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Jacin · Guest

you're blaming hippies for lack of education cause you think they're all lazy ?McCarthy much ?

Sajidh · Guest

What is interesting to discuss is the impact of having dual income families. I'm not going to get into 'women going to work' that's not the point, it doesn't matter the sex. What I'd like to see discussed is the impact of trying to support so many more people working. Are we starting to see an economy that cannot sustain so many workers? When more and more families started having two incomes, things like house prices and other standard of living costs inflated to make up for that. Now, many families are FORCED to have dual incomes. However, overall consumption per family has increased, but not doubled. So I propose, only for the sake of discussion and not presented as absolute fact, that maybe we are going to have to live with much higher unemployment rates because, by comparison, these unemployment rates are actually less than when one worker per family was the norm.If, in a broad generalization, every family has a single worker employed, and move towards every family wanting to have two incomes. On average, we would expect, statistically (again a huge generalization, to make a point), 25% to have two incomes, 50% to have one income, and 25% of families to have no income.Obviously there are MANY factors involved other than this, such as a rise in numbers of single people, and many many other factors. So I am not trying to single handedly explain unemployment with this ONE issue. That said, it is certainly possible that this is one significant factor in what we're seeing.

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