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The New York Times reports that corporate profits are experiencing a golden age, as high unemployment means companies do more with fewer people and don't have to offer raises. What do you think? I think this is just a sign of trickle-down economics. Hiring will pick up, then wages. 12% I think the gulf between company profits and employee earnings will only continue to widen. 33% I'm still unemployed and willing to work at just about any wage. 3% Um, exactly when hasn't it been a golden age for corporate America at the expense of workers? 52% Number of votes: 1183

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