Capitalism Crunch

Now that the economy has slowed, businesses may be concerned about their customer base and if it can hold up during the next year or two as we globally work our way out of this cash crisis. A year or two ago, as stock market investors, we were advised to buy stocks from Companies that had exposure overseas. The reasoning was that as different world markets expanded and collapsed, we would be able to keep above water through this idea of diversification.

Thinking back in hindsight now, it may have not have been wise advice. Since a lot of the American stock market companies were exposed to international markets, and we are in a global recession, there is no where to put your money.

Capitalism and inventors of products that will improve the American and Global way of life is where we need to focus. We will not be able to return to the industrial revolution overnight in America. We changed to the social revolution, and now there is not enough social products to buy, or money to buy them with. We worry about Global products coming to America that are not made to the standards we employ.

What we need is a brand new idea that will enthuse people globally. We need to find out what our customers want - and then deliver. Customer Service training is so important now, due to if your company makes a mistake with a customer, there are always others vendors to buy from. If we continue to see companies closing, the conglomerates just get bigger due to less competition.

Is this serving the needs of the people?