Technological and digital advances have transformed industries due to;

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• Displacing specific jobs,

•  Creating new opportunities in tech-driven fields,

•  Globalizing the job market,

•  Increased importance of investment in higher education, and

•  Requiring specific skills for employment.

 

In the United States, when significant transformations occur, individuals fulfill society’s needs through national customs, laws, and government systems. Simultaneously, the government and operators of the economic system must rearrange themselves to overcome the challenges.

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However, when the sociopolitical and economic institutions fail to recognize society's
needs and only rearrange themselves to maximize corporate profitability by

demanding the American employees to:

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•  Invest in higher education,

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• Accept lower wages,

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• Know that their jobs are not permanent, and

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• Know they may be replaced by foreign employees willing to work for lower wages and

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•  Knowing their job is riskier than ever.

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In the interim, the American workforce must deal with:

• Rapid technological changes,

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•  Corporate unjust expectations,

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•  The American job market’s altering challenges,

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•  Low remuneration regardless of their contribution to corporate profitability.

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The above challenges were the driving force behind the development of the Edified Capitalist Platform.

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The ECP is not just a platform but a source of invaluable insights. It provides edified capitalists with a deep understanding of economic shifts in structure, policy,​ politics, and other areas that can significantly impact their profession. By serving as a conduit for raising awareness and fostering trust, competence, and humility, the ECP equips its members with the knowledge they need to make informed, strategic professional decisions.

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The disparities in income did not occur because the workforce failed to adapt to the job market's ongoing requirements; instead, they resulted from the corporatist profit-maximizing policy of keeping employees subordinate and forcing them to utilize new technological advancements and digital technology to create a global job market. Despite these challenges, the American workforce has demonstrated remarkable resilience, adapting to new requirements and making significant contributions to the economy.

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