It's somewhat disturbing to see pop economics discourse recently - if I turned this in as a paper in a 200 level+ class at my middling statue university, I'd get D >= X >= C+, where X is my grade. The reason beings:
- I lead with a thesis about health care jobs.
- I immediately discount it as unknowable based on the data.
- It's a novel idea to worry about job concentration in a particular industry in a modern capitalist economy.
- Adding 20-50% taxes on imports is a hare-brained, earth-shattering, idea. I can't think of an analogue in computers, other than legislating computing is only secure moving forward if we use terenary instead of binary.