"with three years since the pandemic, steadily growing GDP, high government spending, and not significantly high interest rates, there is no real sign of a recession to account for native job declines."
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If you are a large employer able to use entry level/unskilled foreign born labor who are happy to work for minimum wage, none of this is a BAD thing. In fact, quite profitable.
Do you recall back when the USA government chose to start the Iraq wars, some public admissions by our energy oligarchs that the raised oil prices resulting from all that were not a problem for THEM?
"with three years since the pandemic, steadily growing GDP, high government spending, and not significantly high interest rates, there is no real sign of a recession to account for native job declines."
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If you are a large employer able to use entry level/unskilled foreign born labor who are happy to work for minimum wage, none of this is a BAD thing. In fact, quite profitable.
Do you recall back when the USA government chose to start the Iraq wars, some public admissions by our energy oligarchs that the raised oil prices resulting from all that were not a problem for THEM?