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Will You Add? - Westerners And Their Behaviour To Money Is Fuelling The Increase In Cheap Labour Overseas
MLM is not an easy business. It will try you, test you, like any other business in start-up period. With this business, you probably will experience losses for a while before your gains exceed them. You must be prepared for this, knowing that it will take time to build your empire. If you can relate to this and stick to it, believe me, you are half way there already.Short term income will be much less than lets say, working a regular job. You could earn 2000 - 4000 dollars a month for a 40-
In Australia or the US, the average family is saving around 2% of their total household income. In China, the average fami
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The argument put forward by the employers is that they are cheap, reliable, qualified, and most importantly, they want to work, and this is more than what can be said for Australians, especially the young.
On the other side of the coin, union bosses are crying foul because it is impossible for a qualified worker in Australia to compete with a similarly qualified worker from overseas, who is asking around 30 to 40% of the asking rate from Australians.
But not once, throughout this whole story did any body try to expose the reason this explosion of cheap labour, whether it be in our own country or outsourcing, is occurring.
Let’s compare a country like Australia or the US to a country like China, and the average families behaviour to work and money, and also their outlook in life.
In Australia or the US, the average family is saving around 2% of their total household income. In China, the average famil
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The argument put forward by the employers is that they are cheap, reliable, qualified, and most importantly, they want to work, and this is more than what can be said for Australians, especially the young.
On the other side of the coin, union bosses are crying foul because it is impossible for a qualified worker in Australia to compete with a similarly qualified worker from overseas, who is asking around 30 to 40% of the asking rate from Australians.
But not once, throughout this whole story did any body try to expose the reason this explosion of cheap labour, whether it be in our own country or outsourcing, is occurring.
Let’s compare a country like Australia or the US to a country like China, and the average families behaviour to work and money, and also their outlook in life.
In Australia or the US, the average family is saving around 2% of their total household income. In China, the average fami
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On the other side of the coin, union bosses are crying foul because it is impossible for a qualified worker in Australia to compete with a similarly qualified worker from overseas, who is asking around 30 to 40% of the asking rate from Australians.
But not once, throughout this whole story did any body try to expose the reason this explosion of cheap labour, whether it be in our own country or outsourcing, is occurring.
Let’s compare a country like Australia or the US to a country like China, and the average families behaviour to work and money, and also their outlook in life.
In Australia or the US, the average family is saving around 2% of their total household income. In China, the average fami
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But not once, throughout this whole story did any body try to expose the reason this explosion of cheap labour, whether it be in our own country or outsourcing, is occurring.
Let’s compare a country like Australia or the US to a country like China, and the average families behaviour to work and money, and also their outlook in life.
In Australia or the US, the average family is saving around 2% of their total household income. In China, the average fami
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In Australia or the US, the average family is saving around 2% of their total household income. In China, the average family is saving around 40%. This is a massive difference, and the fact that the average worker in China is willing to work for around 5% of the income earned by someone in the US, it makes it even more difficult to swallow.
The Chinese also adopt an attitude of waiting for their spoils. Another words, unless they can pay cash for something, they will not attempt to purchase it. On the other hand, we in the western world want everything now and in most instances, not a second thought goes into the cost of these actions down the road.
So what are these two distinct differences creating? Well, think about it! Because westerners want everything now, they need to use credit. This overuse of credit is causing massive personal debt, so is it any wonder our average savings rate is only 2%.
The Chinese can save 40% of their income because they are prepared to wait for their luxuries, and they have no personal debt.
So what has this got to do with cheap labour flooding our markets? It h
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