I do believe that once these Indians arrive they will want and expect the same salaries as the American's enjoy, by the second generation there is really no difference apart from the colour of their skin. Dr Thomas Sowell make reference to this in his books
Very good article
I do believe that once these Indians arrive they will want and expect the same salaries as the American's enjoy, by the second generation there is really no difference apart from the colour of their skin. Dr Thomas Sowell make reference to this in his books
Lenin predicted that Capitalism would suck in labour from across the World and America would be the prime example.
One of the most pressing challenges facing our world today
is not just unemployment
but the quality of jobs being created.
Across many economies, job creation is not keeping pace
with the growing number of young people entering the workforce.
As a result, youth unemployment remains high,
and even educated graduates are struggling
to find stable, well-paying opportunities.
But the issue goes deeper.
Much of today’s employment growth is concentrated in:
Gig work
Informal labor
Low-security service jobs
These roles often lack:
Stability
Social protection
And long-term career pathways
This creates a dangerous imbalance:
A generation that is educated. but underemployed,
connected. but economically insecure.
Excellencies,
This is not just a labor market issue.
It is a social and economic risk.
Because when opportunity does not keep pace with aspiration,
the consequences can include:
Rising inequality
Social frustration
And long-term economic stagnation
The path forward requires more than job creation.
It requires quality job creation.
We must focus on:
Building industries that generate sustainable employment
Investing in skills aligned with future economies
And ensuring that growth translates into real opportunity
Because the strength of our economies
will ultimately be measured not by output alone
but by the opportunities we create for our people.
Another Great Article