Mostly, businesses get away with paying low rates because they can find people to take those jobs. Think about it from both ends. I looked for about 9 months before I landed a consulting gig that turned into a well paying job. I turned down at least 20 offers for 1/2 the money that I make now. It is as Scot said a difficult problem to solve.
Don > > begin rant > I have come to hate this phrase. This and the "price of paradise." They > seem to excuse every market inefficiency and economic incongruity we have. > They distort basic laws of economics by enabling one to justify non-market > rates simply because of our location. They create an economic myth that is > simply not true. I find that greed, the fact that we border on being an > isolated second world government, and unchecked corruption are the true > contributors to our staggering economic discrepancies. A simple solution is > not so easily stated. > end rant > > scott > > > --__--__-- > > _______________________________________________ > LUAU mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau > > > End of LUAU Digest
