It is obvious that our nation is not at its highest economic potential. With the effects of September 11th still in clear view and the consequence of focus put on Iraq there is not yet an obvious sign of recovery. Even when the nation does begin to recover from these hostile situations as well as the inaccuracy of reliance on information technology, it will still be a while before our unemployment drops and white-collar workers are confident in new jobs. Until then highly educated professionals will continue to suffer with the farmers and will have to follow the advice of Laurence Shames and find "more" in responsibility and happiness (Shames 4).

I cannot suggest a miracle solution to put all of these unemployed workers back into high paying jobs but what I do suggest is that the nation learns from the mistake that has been made and be more cautious in the future. Corporations were entirely too confident in the new trend of information technology and I do not doubt that this could happen again with whatever comes along next. To avoid another disaster in the white-collar community I suggest that more discretion and forethought be reserv

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