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Originally Posted by Vulcan
Well in my opinion these aren't real jobs that contribute to the economy, in fact they are a drain to the economy. A necessary drain in a lot of cases but still a drain. Real jobs are the ones who build bridges, grow food, make cars etc. and actually produce a commodity. This is part of the US's and maybe Canada's problem too, they've become a consumer society and forgotten how to produce and it's catching up to them.
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The people working in those jobs, and in industries that support those jobs don't get paid? Because as far as I am concerned, that's all that is required to 'contribute to the economy", but I am not an econ wiz so maybe there is some other secret requirement.