Title: “Why the Rich Are Getting Richer, the Poor get Poorer” by Robert Reich - Academic Master
Headings: “Why the Rich Are Getting Richer, the Poor get Poorer” by Robert Reich
“Why the Rich Are Getting Richer, the Poor get Poorer” by Robert Reich
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Content: I loved the facts that it explains about outsourcing. I have experience with outsourcing. There was a time I could not access my wireless internet thus had to fix the routers. I contacted the router firm, and it sounded as though firm’s calls were outsourced to India. Every time I tried calling them I would be linked to a person with an Indian accent. The analysis
In the current economic crisis, the rift expands each day making the ones at the center to stretch to one extreme ends. However, there do not seem to be any reconciliation measures to block this disparity since the economy is losing national borders. Several reasons are playing a part and swaying every reason for the drift, but the main factors influencing the ‘hourglass’ economy are seniority, increased automation, outsourcing, and secessions (REICH 45). With rank, labor unions are a significant player. The production jobs are disappearing at a fast rate in the traditional unionized companies, where remuneration have tried keeping up with the inflation.