China has helped us greatly in keeping inflation near zero by supplying us with affordable stuff directly and indirectly (by giving global manufacturers cheap parts).
Is the happy times nearing an end? Some people thought so a couple years back, but now look at it. Many aren't saying that anymore.
What do you think?
In our slow race to the bottom, things are strange and yet comfortable for now. Most middle class traditional manufacturing jobs are gone, they aren't even in China anymore. I wonder if the next automation revolution will cause us to be more or less comfortable. This phase certainly is the bringer of prosperity.
Who's going to be the next middle class in the US? Will an increasing wealth on the coastal locations mean that middle class are only found near the coast? Leaving the heartland to the retirees?
Is the happy times nearing an end? Some people thought so a couple years back, but now look at it. Many aren't saying that anymore.
What do you think?
In our slow race to the bottom, things are strange and yet comfortable for now. Most middle class traditional manufacturing jobs are gone, they aren't even in China anymore. I wonder if the next automation revolution will cause us to be more or less comfortable. This phase certainly is the bringer of prosperity.
Who's going to be the next middle class in the US? Will an increasing wealth on the coastal locations mean that middle class are only found near the coast? Leaving the heartland to the retirees?

Comment