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Is anyone really surprised that certain skilled professions that demand longer hours of work are making more money in a knowledge based economy than someone with little or no skills? Cuz we pretend like we are.
Politicians and activists constantly criticize high income earners. Simply those who made a career choice in medicine, computer science, engineering, dentistry, law….. who in addition to getting in demand skills also decided to work well more than 40 hours a week. Mike has a news flash for those who entering and already in the work-force.
The Prime Minister declares that respect for alternative values and views is paramount, while over 1,500 applicants have been rejected for the Summer Jobs Program becaue they don’t sign on to Liberal approved values.
Booming production levels worldwide suggests oil should be getting cheaper. Instead we’re approaching multi-year highs in the face of strained US-Iran relations, Middle east tensions and Russian posturing. Money Talks favourite energy analyst Josef Schachter untangles the web, updates on positions in profit recommended already and lays out where the future action is going to be.
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Confused About Housing
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 22 May 2018 13:13
Go Figure. An Insights West poll finds that the vast majority of people concerned about affordable housing yet support policies that increase the costs like the new speculation tax and higher property purchase taxes.