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1 comment:
I wonder if this is one of the many signs of the inevitable equilibrations of earnings in the world of free trade. I am not an economist by any stretch, but I would expect wages to slowly move towards the worldwide average. Americans, however, are not used to spending less. Hence the negative savings. How much of this is our own fault as a culture?
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