Outsourcing to Foreign Countries
The idea of outsourcing factors of production such as land, labor, and
capital to foreign countries is something that raises the unemployment rate in
the United States; however, pro-outsourcing citizens argue that this will allow
the growth of domestic higher quality jobs. They reinforce this argument by
saying that it also fosters the desire of the working class to get a higher
education in order to obtain these “higher quality” or white collar jobs, which
supposedly allows the American economy to grow. The problems with this
assertion is that most working class citizens do not have the required means to
pursue a higher education and that there is not enough “higher quality” jobs
for every citizen in the United States. Most of these people do not have the
money or time to attend a higher education institution. With the current
economic conditions there is an abundance of unemployed people who would be
willing to work any job, yet pro-outsourcing citizens still desire to rid the
United States’ economy of “lower quality” jobs. This will only lead to a rise
in the unemployment rate in America.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Evaluative Writing
What is evaluative writing?
Why is establishing criteria an important for an evaluative essay?
-The criteria that you base your comparison off is what creates the argument. Without it, the argument can be open to anything that either of the things posses. The criteria narrows the argument down to a set of standards that puts boarders around the argument.
2. When Rosen says the music is an "outlet" for some people, she is saying that music acts as a form of escapism. It allows someone who has problems in everyday life to relate to an artist who is singing about these same problems. I agree with Rosen's statement because music does act as an escape from reality for some people. The connection that they make with the artist aids them in their journey to overcome the problem that they are facing.
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Blog Post #2 - Family Discourse
As the time came to declare my major at
the University of Florida, the pressure from my parents to pick either
something in the field of law or business was evident. I was unsure if I wanted
to pursue a degree in either of those fields because they seemed too
professional for me. This indecisive mindset caused me to think back to
conversations that I had with family members who work Bank of America and
Goldman Sachs. It also made me ponder on the idea that my parents know what
field of work my personality would fall under because they have watched and
helped me develop as a person. The recollection of these conversations and this
idea aided me in making my decision. To finalize my decision, I reflected on
what work environment I believed that I could truly see myself in. I did this
without allowing any influences from my family to aid in this part of my
decision. Ultimately, I decided on finance because as I matured I felt like I
would develop into somebody with professional qualities. The suit and tie
career began to appeal to me more than ever before.
My decision to choose a more
professional major/career was made based off of critical reflection on what
qualities I believed that I can best use to become successful. The first image
represents those three qualities (learning, confidence, and excellence) which
have a direct correlation with the idea of professional development. The second
image represents my indecisiveness in making my decision. In the moment of
making this decision I felt as if I had grown personally because I had made a
big decision based mostly off of ideals that I solely stood for. This personal
growth fostered the professional growth that lead me to not only choose but
heavily pursue m major/career in a professional field.
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