The sky-rocketing consumer demand in the United States throughout recent years has led to world financial domination by enterprises such as Microsoft, Apple, Disney, Time Warner, etc. Historically, United States businesses have sought innovative ways of maximizing profit while minimizing production cost. It is a concept that has been continually exploited by numerous entrepreneurs. As businesses have persistently pushed for new ways of keeping low production costs, they have exploited the ideology of job outsourcing and industry monopolization. The low production cost and exponentially rising selling prices have led many businesses to dominate a considerable part of the nation 's wealth, resulting in a humongous financial gap between the wealthy
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Self-sufficiency and economic stability is the common dream for many Americans with few reaching the economic goal. The cliché of “hard work achieves the American dream” is often utilized by the top industry leaders to masquerade the reality of the situation. Employment in America has declined over the years as many businesses continue to outsource jobs in order to save on production costs and maximize profits. In regards to various corporate enterprises outsourcing jobs, this has created a crisis in the American job market and thus generated a new era of poverty among the American communities. Many conservatives believe that poor people in America should not be labeled poor due to the misinterpretation and drastic inequality between poor Americans and poor people in other countries. Conservatives believe that some people considered poor in the U.S. have the latest televisions and forms of technology but have they truly taken into account that perhaps these were purchased before a corporate employer decided to lay off 300 workers due to outsourcing? Can they really blame and point fingers to the lower and middle class families that have made the nation thrive through their hard work? The conservatives showcased in the documentary state their point of view which is the preservation of the economic market through protection of businesses and federal funds but if the low and middle classes have no jobs and no welfare support, how can the businesses stay alive? As stated by Robert Reich and many other experts, we live in a supply and demand society; we are a society that survives on wealth distribution in order to provide equal opportunities to succeed for future generations. These job creating entrepreneurs have the right to defend and protect what is theirs, but so does the majority of the American community which is composed of low to middle class citizens. As showcased in the
Self-sufficiency and economic stability is the common dream for many Americans with few reaching the economic goal. The cliché of “hard work achieves the American dream” is often utilized by the top industry leaders to masquerade the reality of the situation. Employment in America has declined over the years as many businesses continue to outsource jobs in order to save on production costs and maximize profits. In regards to various corporate enterprises outsourcing jobs, this has created a crisis in the American job market and thus generated a new era of poverty among the American communities. Many conservatives believe that poor people in America should not be labeled poor due to the misinterpretation and drastic inequality between poor Americans and poor people in other countries. Conservatives believe that some people considered poor in the U.S. have the latest televisions and forms of technology but have they truly taken into account that perhaps these were purchased before a corporate employer decided to lay off 300 workers due to outsourcing? Can they really blame and point fingers to the lower and middle class families that have made the nation thrive through their hard work? The conservatives showcased in the documentary state their point of view which is the preservation of the economic market through protection of businesses and federal funds but if the low and middle classes have no jobs and no welfare support, how can the businesses stay alive? As stated by Robert Reich and many other experts, we live in a supply and demand society; we are a society that survives on wealth distribution in order to provide equal opportunities to succeed for future generations. These job creating entrepreneurs have the right to defend and protect what is theirs, but so does the majority of the American community which is composed of low to middle class citizens. As showcased in the