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What about Hollywood? And reputation via ivy league education? Also a legal landscape conducive to doing business?
by notlefthanded 9y ago
What about Hollywood? And reputation via ivy league education? Also a legal landscape conducive to doing business?
- jdmichal 9y ago> What about Hollywood? https://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_table_201.htm https://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_table_201.htm Movie and music industry is in the "Information" labor category, which accounts for a whopping 1.8% of total employment... Oh, and Bollywood is already bigger than Hollywood. I don't see such trends reversing as we continue outsourcing CGI and other movie-making magic. There's nothing special about Hollywood that isn't able to be duplicated somewhere else. > And reputation via ivy league education? Also a legal landscape conducive to doing business? These both almost solely benefit upper-class, and no one is arguing that they'll be just fine -- at least, for a longer period of time than everyone else.
- ar15saveslives 9y agoLegal landscape in the US is just bad. Sue-happy country with convoluted taxes, horribly slow customs with crazy policies ("General Order warehouse", fml), 50 different states with different laws, taxes and regulations.