act:It's said 70% of GDP of US is generated in the service industry .\nso the production value in service industry is humongous.\nwhat does the service industry include?-hotel,restaurant and...?\nand what does the productive service include?
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Service Industry would be like people serving at banquets, helping people in some form of personal service.  Productive service, would be producing a product .... for instance producing an ambulance.  This ambulance from the Product services would then be used by people who perform service to people in need.  Make sense?
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Well, this is not conspiracy, it's reality. If there wasn't cheap labor a lot of stuff specially fruits and veg's would be expensive,think about it do you really think burger king or McDonald's franchise owners would have 15 or 20 restaurants if they paid an American 10 or 12 dollars an hour to make the food, if there is no cheap labor there is no cheap products.
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An economy is a set of human and social activities and institutions related to the production, distribution, exchange and consumption of goods and services.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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This is really a topic where we need to know the product being consumed. I'll try to give a general overview.\n\nOh, wait, you want an article. Never mind.
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What is a normal tip for services?\n\nA tip should typically fall within the 15% to 20% range.  (This is before tax is added.)\n\nAre there circumstances when you should tip more than 15% to 20%?      \n\nIf the service provider either did something out of the ordinary or did something that took a great deal of time (such as major make-overs, color correction, etc.) you might want to consider leaving a larger tip.\n\nWho else should you tip other than the person who performs the service?\n\nAt a salon, you should tip the person who shampoos your hair ($5) and the person who blow dries your hair other than the stylist ($10).  It is not necessary to tip the receptionist or someone who brings you a drink
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During his testimony during the Senate hearing last week, economist Professor Richard B. Freeman, Program Director of Labor Studies at the National Bureau of Economic Research noted that in no job category do immigrants constitute a majority. I believe he said 30% was the highest concentration. So literally there is no job that Americans don't do. Not theory, but fact.\n\nHowever if shortages of labor do occur the normal economic responses would apply. Raising compensation to attract workers or increasing the efficiency of workers through mechanization or other methods is what's usually done. There may be certain jobs that don't make economic sense. The existence of a huge pool of willing workers of has encouraged the use of labor where it would not have occurred had our immigration laws been enforced. It's not like the economy won't adapt. That's what markets do. \n\nYou also have to realize that just as illegal immigrants don't take jobs from legal residents in a zero sum calculation, their absence will also mean that fewer jobs will need to be done. Illegal immigrants, like everyone else, aren't just workers. They are also consumers of goods and services and when they leave that role, a certain number of jobs that are related to that consumption will also not be needed. \n\nMy hope the increased demand for labor will allow teenagers  once again to enter the world of work. And even more important for our society, the disturbing level of unemployment among black males and the social problems that creates could be reduced. I would also like to see prisoners work. There is no rehabilitation without work. Work is what responsible members of a society do.
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The three economic questions? \n\nSheesh...do your own homework!
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TDS in service sector is of two types.\n\nFor main contractor : 5.5 percent\nFor sub contractor   : 2.25 percent.
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I just did a 5-7 minute about the Dow Jones Industrial Average. I included who created the D.J.I.A. (Dow,Jones, Bergestor), what it shows (a gauge of the U.S. economy) and what companies are in it (30 big Industrial companies).\nI am in Toastmasters for 3 years, so have some experience in public speaking.
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This is a well thought of question which can be debated on.see,,every country \nconsists of specialists and generalists.(i hope the terms are explanatory in itself).Only through the broad-perspective minded \ngeneralists, service is rendered to the sp making their innovation and creative ability's stand out..\nAs in the developed countries,the proportion is balanced compared to the developing countries.The gen' in the so called de' count' venture out exploiting every specialist not only in his country but throughout the world.Now its clear why the dev' coun' \nstand high..\ncoming down to your question,its obvious who contributes more reasoned out in the above statements.
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might want to ask this question in the business section.
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There Are 300 Million Consumers In This Nation\nThe Little Piss Fit That 15 Or So Million Is NOT Going To Even Make A DENT On Our Economy\n\nI Already Work In A Restaurant, Doing One Of Those Jobs That American Citizens Wont Do
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It depends on what others with the same amount of experience, talent and seniority are earning in the same industry.\n\nPeople seem to forget that their employers are not required to cover their lifestyle expenses or student loans - thay are required to pay a wage or salary in return for services provided.  If you can't afford to work for this gallery, find another.
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The answer is a)production possibilities fontier, beacause opp. cost of an activity refers to  the next best alternative that means other possibilities....theres ur answer!!
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I didn't know that this was required. All the places I worked I was the server and busser. But I think it is wrong that servers make so little and have to depend on the tips and have to share them with others that make more. That is wrong.
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High economy? HAHAHA! Let's see. The democrats are trying to raise the minimal wage, this will cause business to 1. Fire more empolyees cause more unemployment. 2. Higher pricing for products. 3. Smaller businesses won't be able to make it because they won't be able to compete with the corporations. But of course you'll start restricting corporations cause more unemployment as well as a LOWER economy. So, good luck.
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The food industry is the largest industry in the world.  More than 50% of all meals are NOT eaten at home.  This number is going to go up.  With the break down of the traditional family unit, less and less meals are being eaten at home.  There are other factors as well.  The food industry is going no where but up.