Posted by Tim, Ohio on October 27, 2008 at 10:04:37 from (128.146.236.76):
In Reply to: O/T future Jobs posted by Jim H SW-PA on October 26, 2008 at 21:39:13:
Geez, just about any field where the product cannot be imported would be just fine. Others have pointed out many of these, but to add one more aspect to it. If you are self-employed in one of these "non-importable product" fields you will be adding one more layer of security to your future. When I reference the word "product" it means any good or service that can be produced. For example, how about the product named, "a security backed investment note (bundled subprime mortgages)." That was a real winner that made us all suffer.....hee-hee. They were able to sell them, though. Those are the products you can create and still get away with committing a crime and make money too. You can't beat that. Thanks a lot Wall Street.
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