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curse10 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-26-05 07:52 PM
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11. but comparative advantage says that we obviously can't do high tech
work competitively- then we should enter a new field. Tech jobs are no longer as highly skilled as they once were. It's a saturated market because of the internet boom of the 90s. People got into it because they wanted to get rich. The bottom fell out and now we have a bunch of unemployed programmers wanting more money than they are worth.
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