MrFahrenheitDontLie

What would be the decision made of someone much older than a fresh grad with no engineering experience being hired as an engineer directly with a major company?

New orleans is just a tourist place now. Too expensive to live in and none of those skyscrapers downtown are going to pay you enough to live in it.

Basically any degree

What if your job was to dig holes with a shovel all day. You might be a little slow with Microsoft excel if asked to do it randomly? After all A.I. can do your entire days work in less than a millisecond so you should be a little bit more grateful for what you do have.

Electrical companies have a surplus of workers to draw from. Regardless of what they say about a trade deficit. They will hire "general workers" to do the Electrical work before skilled because they will take longer to do the job. Require more people. So that the office can charge more for jobs. The less efficient and productive the field worker is. The better for the office. That is how they think.

Is it possible that we draft Shadeur Sanders and make Coach Prime the head coach?

This is one of those things that sounds correct in theory. Does not translate to reality.

Ben Simmons looked pretty solid last night beating the pelicans. Pelicans might want to trade for him.

I mean "Obama-care" & free market Healthcare both will have it's drawbacks. Supplementing insurance payments from healthy people to cover the costs of others seems to be the natural business model of any type of insurance.. the issues obviously lie in the costs of goods and services at the point of charge. Which when involving insurance companies typically is as high as possible. This can be charging a premium for the price of the drug itself, requiring a premium for Labor "high payed medical salaries, which is of course considered revenue", and lastly the cost of maintaining a medical facility in pristine condition (monitoring exact temperature, extreme cleanliness, & high dollar testing equipment all backed by emergency power generator. All this costs and charges are lot of money. Which is the basis of how a microeconomy can develop around a set industry.

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Some guys who made bank betting the subprime mortgage economy would fail are now pitching investing in real estate in areas less effected by climate change. They predict that sunbelt and coastal homes and commercial buildings are soon going to start to lose value due to increased hurricanes, increased flood and HO insurance premiums, and such.

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They are just going to charge extreme amounts for those homes because people will be forced to move into them. Just another group from some city pooling money and buying real estate cash in some other state to max charge for profit. That type of industry might get shut down....