I've been wondering with the loss of meaningfull US jobs to asia over the last couple of decades, jobs which will not be returning - if the US will perhaps become a kind of cottage industry country. I don't mean completely of course. I'm not suggesting that there wont be some kind of recovery but I don't see anything like a return to the economic growth of the last six decades. Maybe people will do more stuf from home? More niche product manufacturing/operation etc. Or am I imagining things? I guess in a way I'm thinking of small businesses but even more home based and "cottage industry" like.

- Peter.

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