2 chapters across the catalog
A discussion of 50-year-old economic documents from UC Berkeley suggests a long-term globalist plan to transition the United States from a manufacturing power to a service-based economy. This strategy intended for the U.S. to become primarily a consumer market for the rest of the world. Current trade policies, including the use of tariffs, are framed as a direct challenge to this doctrine in an attempt to re-establish domestic manufacturing.
A survey finds that 44% of employees are looking for new jobs, primarily seeking higher wages to combat inflation. CNBC is reporting on the benefits of hiring individuals with criminal records to fill labor shortages in the service industry. The hosts suggest that as younger generations opt for the gig economy, "essential" service jobs may increasingly be staffed by former convicts as part of a broader economic shift.
