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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bush's Pro-growth economy
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Originally posted by filtherton
I know. I'm currently benefitting from yet another year of tuition increases. The price of gas is up. Rent? Up.
My question is: At what point to productivity increases start to become a bad thing for the average american? Is it possible for the u.s. to become so productive that we only need half of the workforce? What does the other half do? I know it seems like a stretch, but at what point is employment more important than productivity?
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Yeah tuition is going to burn a lot next year, if I get excepted into the PUBLIC college of my choice it is going to run me 20K, up 30% from last year. That 20K isn't for a posh dorm either that is the three person no-space dorm.
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Originally Posted by Norseman on another forum:
"Yeah, the problem with the world is the stupid people are all cocksure of themselves and the intellectuals are full of doubt."
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