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Which is why it's a problem. My guess is these countries will all be able to offer much more $ in a battle for these workers.
On the crypto front it looks like there has been some progress, my $100 of tether now costs $150 worth of eth to send, whereas it only cost $30 to send during the last bull run.
It could become problematic if other countries like Australia start opening up and we see an exodus of young professionals including healthcare workers, the latter we're seeing severe shortages of even with no covid cases. In contrast to NZ, Australia is better resourced to live with Covid and their citizens are quite rebellious against lock-downs, so it wouldn't surprise me if they open up well before NZ which could make things very awkward if we're still fumbling around with an elimination strategy.
Wouldn't publicly-funded media be the same? if a conservative govt wanted to cut the media budget would we not see one-sided negative reporting targeting conservatives?
Highly doubt this caused the increase. There was a survey where only about 5% of non-elites (regular people) actually rate these issues as important.
And please can we call it IT, not 'tech'. As a dev, 'tech' always sounded as though you were doing things much harder than IT.
poor education & lower IQ = locked out of the labor force and more likely to make bad decisions in life
not rocket science.