My reply to 🚨 MASSIVE Layoffs Hit the US - 1 MILLION Jobs LOST as Consumer Confidence at RECORD Low

[Rick1234567S]

@Rick1234567S
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Hi Lena, long time no see. Well not since before the election have we been talking about this where I am, and as you might know Trump is following my advice and the roadmap I made for him,  and we stalled all that for quite a while. He made some great peace moves around the world as well. He has the military in his country taking those jobs that were needed to keep people out of a depression as I suggested, he has embraced protectionism which I said was the only route he had since BRICS is a dominant force he has to deal with. Working from home has made so much sense the towers are almost empty and that of course is not my fault I hate towers but they love them. Ego you know and penis envy, so who cares about them.
The only thing he hasn't done yet that I suggested is build cheap housing and sell them, cheap, to drive down real estate prices that the cartels raised laundering drug money.
One house per family, reducing the use of housing as a bank since houses are not banks, that is where people live.
So they can't do that with existing housing, but if the government built like the houses they built after WW II then everyone could afford one, but they are waiting for Elon to do it with his cheap small home I guess.
The problems are that America can't compete globally in manufacturing, so where do jobs come from?
You see Texas and the failed chip plant just goes to show you they are not up to par in that playing field.
The A.I. megaprojects those have a good chance of success but don't employ the numbers they need.

I haven't given this much thought but as I see it either they build infrastructure, or they go into depression.
And that's the long and the short of it and I know that means borrowing money or printing it.
Well they need to build the kind of infrastructure that will make them money. Right now I told them go get money from the cartels and they have rounded up about 100 billion that way, but that is not enough.
The hoover dam, helped America once,  and I think they need to look for more like that.
And if they can, get building cheap homes sell them at cost, to the people to create jobs.
Nice to see you Lena.
You look great.

[Rick1234567S]

What infrastructure would help America to create new jobs and be profitable enough to justify a huge investment through borrowing or printing money?

Investment in 

renewable energy, broadband internet, and advanced transportation networks is frequently cited as a means for the US to create jobs and generate a sufficient return to justify substantial investment. These types of "transformative infrastructure" projects are viewed as more likely to drive long-term growth and productivity compared to more traditional public works. 

Renewable energy 

• Job Creation: Large-scale investment in clean power, including solar and wind generation, electrical grid modernization, and inter-regional transmission, creates many jobs during construction, deployment, and ongoing maintenance. The solar and renewable sectors are already seeing significant job growth.
• Profitability/Justification: The investment is justified by multiple factors: a long-term shift away from fossil fuels, increased energy independence, and the resilience of a decentralized grid system. While many projects require public financing, private capital is also flowing into the sector. 

Broadband internet 

• Job Creation: Expanding high-speed internet, especially in rural and underserved areas, creates construction jobs in the short term. In the longer term, it boosts economic activity and creates jobs across various industries by enabling participation in the digital economy.
• Profitability/Justification: Universal broadband access boosts productivity and economic opportunity, potentially adding billions to the GDP. It also creates opportunities for remote work, e-commerce, and other digital services, which can provide a significant return on investment. 

Advanced transportation 

• Job Creation: Significant investments in transportation infrastructure, such as high-speed rail, can create tens of thousands of construction, engineering, and service jobs. For example, the California High-Speed Rail project has already generated thousands of job-years and billions in economic activity.
• Profitability/Justification: While high-speed rail is often financed publicly, it can create long-term profitability by increasing regional economic activity, providing faster transit for businesses, and relieving congestion on existing transportation networks. 

Key considerations for infrastructure investment

While these projects can be profitable and create jobs, financing and implementation are critical to success. 

• Financing: Investment in infrastructure can be funded through public borrowing or public-private partnerships. The method chosen affects the risks and returns for taxpayers and investors.
• Long-term strategy: Infrastructure investment needs to be part of a well-conceived long-term economic strategy, not just a short-term stimulus measure.
• Avoiding Inflation: The large-scale printing of money to fund infrastructure could lead to inflation. Smart financing and prudent fiscal management are necessary to avoid this outcome.
• "Right Kind of Infrastructure": Infrastructure projects are most beneficial when they are sustainable, resilient, and inclusive. This means designing projects with flexibility to adapt to future challenges and ensure they benefit the largest number of people.