/biz/ - Business & Finance

strictly no memes

>>19435429
>>19435432
anxious guys?

>>18298873
Buy BTC, get fit, stay humble, join citadel.

>>14552068
>25% ON ECONOMIC GROWTH

He's betting on 8-10%. The graph isn't official. https://www.yang2020.com/blog/faq_categories/ubi-faq/

> where’s his “loss of jobs to automation”?
85% of manufacturing jobs lost were lost to automation, not trade. Retail, fast food, driving jobs are next. Main street business already drying up because of Amazon who increasingly automate their supply chain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sEVX4mPuto

Do yourself a favor and watch a couple of Yang's long form interviews. There's one with Shapiro if you want to hear him counter the hack-libertarian grievances.

>>14513076
Nothing in your little meme pic disproves that fact you desperately reaching brainlet.

In fact there's a fucking graph in your meme pic that immediately PROVES it. Peak U.S. manufacturing employment was 19.4 million workers in 1979. It is now under 12 million. And yet despite this drastic decline notice how the manufacturing output of the US has steadily risen since 1979.

>>13082774
Bros, is business management a meme major or worth it? Or is it better just to major in math + econ or CS?

OH NO NO NO NO

looks like CS and nurse chads win again

Call centre jobs, telemarketers, data entry, most accountants, most lawyers, insurance, most analysts, bank tellers... really any low-mid level white collar occupation is FUCKED within 20 years. Retail and truck/taxi/delivery drivers, the most common jobs, are FUCKED even sooner. Warehouse and assembly line workers are already FUCKED. Even social workers, doctors, news"""journalists""", actors, farmers will be sodomized to some extent. And no, there will NOT be 70 million software/hardware engineer jobs to replace them.