Friday, January 25, 2019

6A- Economic and Regulation Trends


Economic Trends


1.      Baby Boomers aren’t retiring
b.      With baby boomers letting their jobs go much later than previous generations have, Millennial's are having a hard time trying to find jobs straight out of college. With so many elderly’s keeping their seats in their standard desk jobs, big companies do not see the need to hire new , fresh minds that they will have to take the time training. This is also rising the age requirement for bigger companies because they feel the older are wiser. That being said, Younger generations like myself are being called lazy and incompetent when that is not the case. There are not enough jobs for everyone and who wants to fire an old man or woman? Man younger generations are pursing routes that lead to higher education in hopes their resumes look better than baby boomers but instead they are adding to nation debt by continuing to go to school rather than pursue a career in their preferred field after completing their 4 years of college.
c.      Millennial's are the main age group being affected due to the increasing retirement age and not enough jobs to employ them.
d.      Back in the day, as soon as you were of age you were thrown in the workforce. Today, with the lack of jobs and the adventurous minds of the millennial's, more are coming up with different routes to go in such as higher education or gap years to figure out what it is they would really like to pursue.
e.      The retirement crisis is a good and bad thing. Bad because it is limiting options but good because it is forcing younger generations to go above and beyond to prove they are worthy. Instilling this strong worth ethic and this thinking out side the box concept is producing more innovators and entrepreneurs than we have ever seen.

2.      Climate Change is causing more natural disasters
b.      With U.S climate changing as a result of global warming, we are starting to experience more hot days than usual following a trend of rising food prices. With the continuous rising of temperatures, crops such as corn and soybean have no chance of survival. Not only is climate change increasing food prices, but unpredictable storms are coming with it. The fire season, according to the article, is already 25% worse than it was when reported back in 2017. Floods, hurricanes and uncontrollable tornados are also being seen as a huge threat to us due to global warming
c.      We the people who in habit this earth are going to take a huge loss if this increases. Lands will be torn apart, animals will begin to slowly die off and then we will be left with nothing if we can even survive it all.
d.      The only opportunity at hand is for us to start believing that climate change is a real and serious thing. Many people are very in denial and the only way to stop this crisis is to one by one start taking action in our day to day lives. Recycling, reusing and cleaning up our Earth is unfortunately all we can do to save our souls. We must start now before it is far too late.

Regulation Trends

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