We Really Search For a Great Leader to Save the Present Jobs-killing Economy

 In terms of labor force, automation reduces medium- and low-skilled jobs, which account for the majority of their population in any level of national economic units. For example, the 3D printers made in the U.S.A. are swiftly provided into the even underdeveloped countries. No one knows how deeply technology has impact on our employment.

 

American economy increased creative professionals of high-skilled jobs in sacrifice of medium and low-skilled ones during the last three decades. It has caused the severe polarization of the incomes. The haves have exploited technology, talent, and money enough, even the cheap labor force of the other countries so that they have made enormous wealth.

 

Japan had endeavored to preserve manufacturing for their competitiveness and maintenance of their employment. As a result, the crucial reform for the economic upgrade was delayed, and the manufacturing industries were also out-of-dated behind the radical technological advances and business flows, which was mainly generated by Silicon Valley’s entrepreneurs.

 

Now they have been overtaken by the developing ones. It is because Japan’s politicians have hesitated in choosing unpopular restructuring and self-adjustment in the market itself like the U.S. U.K., and Germany. In other words, the politicians did not feed ‘sour medicine’ on their people. There haven’t been strong revolutionaries like Thatcher.

 

As a matter of fact, creative talents are small, but uniquely American entrepreneurs’ culture and institutions help foster creative persons more than other cultures. It is guessed that the ‘melting pot’ circumstance of multi-races and continual immigration should make their members of the population educated for competition, creation, freedom and responsibility, fair rules,  

 

How about South Korea? South Korea is being stuck to ‘gray zone’ without creativity like America, high-skilled labor forces like Japan, and low-wages workers like China. ‘Sandwiched’ South Korea’s economy might suddenly fall off the cliff. 

 

Many South Koreans do not still sense the seriousness of current unemployed situation. Most of them do not know even why. They think it would be a kind of temporary phenomenon, so it could be changed in no time. But the unluckiness lasts dull. It seems that South Korea has just entered into the mouth of the long tunnel-like unemployment.

 

We are confronting both of the labor-killers’ technology and general labor spirit lowering crisis. Not only South Korea, but also every country urgently needs a great, prophetic, political leader to save the present jobs-killing economy.//