Finance Is Ruining America

Discussion in 'Economics' started by Banjo, Sep 28, 2016.

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    The popularity and success that is now going on with existing infrastructure in cities where industrial buildings and older apts.... that are being recycled in cities, is a strong augment that outweigh the costs. This can be seen in the demands that are driving RE sales and values up.
    Further public transportation is easily expanded with rails,buses, etc in cities as they impact the environment less in large metropolitans with there existing infrastructure
    as opposed to the new suburban developments.

    These are the reasons that millennials, baby boomers and others are moving to cities like Philadelphia.
    The advantages are many,..... where the reliance on the auto ownership,long commutes,5000 sq,ft mansions are all being reduced and eliminated
    The future is now and changing
    cheers
    john
     
    #31     Sep 29, 2016
  2. Humpy

    Humpy

    Here in the UK the feeble politicians won't try and protect our best companies. It seems they are overawed by the finance vultures who make millions selling them off. A case in point at the moment is ARM Holdings. A world leading chip designer and manufacturer being currently sold off to asset strippers. One suspects some of the directors have been paid off already in anticipation. When a country is left only with the second rate companies it is a sad day, especially for youngsters seeking top jobs. A typical case of selfish capitalism putting their own interests before the national interest. For the longer term outlook it is important to support the best.
     
    #32     Sep 30, 2016
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    #33     Sep 30, 2016
  4. Wake up, Finance is running the entire World :D
     
    #34     Oct 1, 2016
  5. Arnie

    Arnie

    Her article is based on a somewhat bizarre premise.

    Why would she expect money to flow to an industry in decline (manufacturing) and away from one on an incline (investment/finance)?
    How can she conclude that finance ruined manufacturing. There was never any demand for more money from manufacturing. Why would there be? It's in decline as her article makes clear.
     
    #35     Oct 3, 2016
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    #36     Oct 4, 2016