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To: TopQuark
I see that you're jumping to conclusions. Where did I say that I was an electrical engineer?

What the market shows, however, that it is not 90,000 either.

Yep, the new market of free trade of labor across borders. Competition with Chinese and Indian labor will cause a downward spiral in American wages.

When are you going to accept a cut in your pay because of this new global reality?

43 posted on 09/28/2003 2:23:02 PM PDT by sarcasm (Tancredo 2004)
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To: sarcasm
Competition with Chinese and Indian labor will cause a downward spiral in American wages.

So when will it happen? You've been warning us for years.

46 posted on 09/28/2003 2:26:47 PM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: sarcasm
?I see that you're jumping to conclusions. Where did I say that I was an electrical engineer?

I am sorry you couldn't understand in the context that I meant an average American enginner.

Perhaps you should be less concerned with sarcasm and more with comprehension.

Yep, the new market of free trade of labor across borders. Competition with Chinese and Indian labor will cause a downward spiral in American wages.

As I said earlier, open a text book for Econ 101 and read about business cycles. The more you speak the more you make it obvious that you have not a clue about the world you live in.

If you do take some reasonably rigorous courses, you will also learn to make causal attribution with more care. As of now, you show complete unawareness of the difficulies.

When are you going to accept a cut in your pay because of this new global reality?

The question is childish an undeserved of the answer.

49 posted on 09/28/2003 2:31:32 PM PDT by TopQuark
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