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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
This isn't just retail. Other industries are going the same way and big companies can easily send jobs abroad or automate them. This leads to loss of jobs, more on benefits, higher government spending and lower tax revenues.
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and that brings us to what ?
do you not realize that all this discussion CAN ONLY end up i one solution: GLOBALISATION !!!
but your minds are too limited and your ideology too deeply rooted to see that all this problems can be resolved in a global market.
imagine what would happen with amazon in a limited market
and amazons strong site is not producing anything - it is SELLING
the internet is the best example that globalizing is working.
because you guys speak about a few million jobs killed by the internet but not from a few dozend million jobs it has created.
if a car seller had a representative sales man there was ONE for a big region.
look how many affiliates are living from amazon.
look how many do live even from smaller companies.
and now CUT THEM OFF from the gloabal market and the complete market will break.
you did not realize that globalizm gives EVERY product the chance to cometite in a globla market. but all you think about is the worker in the t-shirt factory in china who works for 50 cent per hour.
but you do NOT realize how many good paid workers this guy pays with his existance.
how many sales and cashiers in US-shops would not have work if this guy in china would not produce that cheap ?
THAT is what you always oversee in your brilliant logic from anno 1800