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**Jxlacvio** · 11-23-2011, 05:45 PM

We don't have an unemployment problem in high-tech industries in the USA. We have just the opposite. We're terribly shorthanded.

The lion's share of the unemployment is in the lowest strata.

1) I'm not sure I believe that..

2) Even if it were correct, that's exactly the kind of incentive I'm referring to.. A labor shortage that would, in theory, if it paid well enough and seemed secure, convince millions of young people to sink themselves to the knees in debt in an attempt to fill it and prosper while doing so.

11-23-2011, 05:45 PM	#16
Jxlacvio Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	We don't have an unemployment problem in high-tech industries in the USA. We have just the opposite. We're terribly shorthanded. The lion's share of the unemployment is in the lowest strata. 1) I'm not sure I believe that.. 2) Even if it were correct, that's exactly the kind of incentive I'm referring to.. A labor shortage that would, in theory, if it paid well enough and seemed secure, convince millions of young people to sink themselves to the knees in debt in an attempt to fill it and prosper while doing so.
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