Re: Mr. Blue

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Mr. Blue, nothing personal, but there's no nice way to say this. When it
comes to the economy, you don't know what you're talking about. Just because
you failed at a solo practice, don't act like the entire US economy is going
down with you. Take personal responsibility for your failure, learn from it,
and move on. There's nothing to be ashamed of.

You sound like a 20 - something year old who only knows what he reads in
textbooks with no clue about real life.

On 3/09/06, Mr. Blue wrote:
> On 3/08/06, Carol wrote:
>
>> Or I should say in the area I live in there's nothing "alleged", it's
>> real.
>
> I like to use the word "alleged" because the shortage could be solved by
> encouraging people to enter (and to stay in) the market by offering
> increased pay, better benefits, and better working conditions.
>
> Employers always perceive a shortage when they want to pay wages below the
> market's price point. Thus, we have a "shortage" of scientists, engineers,
> and computer programmers at third world wages, etc.
>
> Maybe I'm wrong. Perhaps they really are offering $50,000/year with good
> benefits and good working conditions, but I'm highly skeptical. My fiance
> is hoping to become a nurse, so it would be good if that were the case.