What may be occurring is a seismic shift in the American economy, one that could leave as many as one in four Americans permanently unemployed or so drastically underemployed that he or she can’t make ends meet. That’s the situation today. The greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression has resulted in the greatest social dislocation since the Great Depression. Full Story »
Posted by Derek Hawkins
Today, as college-educated workers get laid off, they often replace less-educated workers at theirs, as long as the better-educated worker is willing to work for less. ... More »
I'm not sure if it's quality. It's apparently based on some statistics and some general observations, and it does set out a lot of priorities.
And it indicates a lot of things that have to be done. But it doesn't say how! And since a lot of the things that have to be done are really decided locally rather than nationally, it's really going to be hard.
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