Tiglath
2017-04-23 04:01:11 UTC
We need more than one hundred days to see the effects of Trump's policies on
jobs.
The 20 cents they want to give health insurers in the healthcare dollar, is
insurmountable obstacle to "better and cheaper healthcare." They can't go
around or through it. All it's left is to face the fact.
That we've seen already. With jobs it will take longer, but there is no way
on Earth Trump can halt the automation trend, no good news there for Donald.
The other half of a job-killing perfect storm can very well be the accelerating demise of brick and mortar stores -- the Amazon Effect -- which puts the
survival of long standing companies like Sears and Macy's in doubt.
A third cyclone yet, could be a revolution in transportation.
Electric flying cars exist and are technically a slum-dunk, adapting
infrastructure to them might take a while but the disruption to jobs could
start soon.
It feels a bit like time travel and observing the future, but there are
real near-future economic consequences, and it will be a hard test for
any well-prepared leader.
A floundering Trump economy could do unexpected things to the prez's amygdala.
The notion that Trump has a plan for the big problems that he is just not
sharing, which is Spencer's version, would be edifying if evidence to the
contrary wasn’t so convincing.
jobs.
The 20 cents they want to give health insurers in the healthcare dollar, is
insurmountable obstacle to "better and cheaper healthcare." They can't go
around or through it. All it's left is to face the fact.
That we've seen already. With jobs it will take longer, but there is no way
on Earth Trump can halt the automation trend, no good news there for Donald.
The other half of a job-killing perfect storm can very well be the accelerating demise of brick and mortar stores -- the Amazon Effect -- which puts the
survival of long standing companies like Sears and Macy's in doubt.
A third cyclone yet, could be a revolution in transportation.
Electric flying cars exist and are technically a slum-dunk, adapting
infrastructure to them might take a while but the disruption to jobs could
start soon.
It feels a bit like time travel and observing the future, but there are
real near-future economic consequences, and it will be a hard test for
any well-prepared leader.
A floundering Trump economy could do unexpected things to the prez's amygdala.
The notion that Trump has a plan for the big problems that he is just not
sharing, which is Spencer's version, would be edifying if evidence to the
contrary wasn’t so convincing.