Brick and Mortar Retailers -- like Macy's, the Limited, Forever 21 etc . . . are likely to see their businesses continue to be crushed in the very near future . . . stock values likely cut in half (or more)
this will lead to a domino effect of "issues" -- people with retail jobs will, in large numbers, be released
commercial real estate values will drop, like a stone
suppliers to retailers will change how they do business and the "job descriptions" of workers will also change, as a result
over production will lead to depressed prices and entry-level jobs will likely just vanish
meaning young workers will find it harder and harder to get those first jobs
since fewer people will go to malls and big department stores, businesses that peripherally pick up business servicing "mall visitors" will also see their businesses impacted
when the glut of commercial real estate finally sinks in, this will be the slam bang to the banking industry
and also will change the costs of oil, since fewer people can now afford to go driving around all over to buy things
let the games begin
this will lead to a domino effect of "issues" -- people with retail jobs will, in large numbers, be released
commercial real estate values will drop, like a stone
suppliers to retailers will change how they do business and the "job descriptions" of workers will also change, as a result
over production will lead to depressed prices and entry-level jobs will likely just vanish
meaning young workers will find it harder and harder to get those first jobs
since fewer people will go to malls and big department stores, businesses that peripherally pick up business servicing "mall visitors" will also see their businesses impacted
when the glut of commercial real estate finally sinks in, this will be the slam bang to the banking industry
and also will change the costs of oil, since fewer people can now afford to go driving around all over to buy things
let the games begin
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