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To: N3WBI3
you missed the part about architecture, lumber, resources, improvement, information, development, and agriculture. but i guess if that isnt enough for you, research and service areas could be explored as well.... as well as security, technology, space exploration, tourism, biochemistry, engineering, sales, management, training, etc.

and yes, many of those are paid for by the government, but many COULD be commercial and the Ted Turners and Bill Gateses of the world seem like the type to exploit that area if it provides a profit. in the mean time, the reason the production jobs are going overseas is because it's cheaper over there and there is nothing to punish the companies for doing so.

so you can either temporarily take those other jobs and suffer a loss until the economy picks up again, or you can sit here and complain until the government changes the rules and you still have to wait for them to take effect.
546 posted on 02/19/2004 3:21:44 PM PST by MacDorcha
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To: MacDorcha
wow 300 Million bio engineers, well rock...
547 posted on 02/19/2004 4:54:40 PM PST by N3WBI3
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To: MacDorcha
Ok so we can export software engineers, VLSI development but you think that architecture, research, information systems, and whatever resources and improvement is cant be exported? Management, Engineering and training are already at the state service sector jobs were in three years ago.

as for Agriculture those are the jobs Americans 'will not do so the illegals will have those jobs' that will leave us with public service sector jobs...

549 posted on 02/19/2004 5:02:08 PM PST by N3WBI3
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