The Jobs Aren’t Coming Back, Here’s Why
- Posted by Leigh Drogen
- on June 11th, 2010
I could belabor my point here, but I’m going to make this very simple. The reason that there are no new jobs, and that there most likely won’t be any new jobs, until a brand new industry in this country is formed, is because of the increase in productivity. Watch the video below.
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Leigh Drogen is the founder and chief investment officer of Surfview Capital, LLC, a New York based investment management firm employing an intermediate term long/short momentum strategy. More »
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