"All of this is good news, but as the appetite of business for skilled workers grows, we must also ensure that the supply of skills matches emerging demand".
Prejudice needlessly deprives a business of skilled labor, he points out.
But some analysts say it is lawyers and business executives skilled at writing patent applications -- not innovators -- who are being rewarded the most.
Sure, in the competitive world of business, a skilled executive should draw more than those who work for him or her, but why do the awards have to be so astronomical?
London's lack of homes is starving Londoners of the opportunities they should enjoy in this city, and depriving London business of skilled employees who can no longer afford to live and work in the capital.
According to the Steam website, "enough money now moves around the system that stealing virtual Steam goods has become a real business for skilled hackers".
The IDA was approved in May 2012 to provide $50 million USD worth of credit to the Women Entrepreneur Development Project as part of an effort to help women in Ethiopia participate in business as skilled employees or leaders.
(Some of these owners, whose high-end businesses employ skilled workers, paid more than the $8.50 to begin with).
For one, it says, the country needs a better-educated work force, and ensuring that more students finish their degrees is one path to ensuring that businesses have skilled employees to hire.
Average unemployment, at 5.7%, was identical in both.Mr Markell argues that businesses follow skilled workers, and that the workers value "quality of life", meaning government investment in everything from bike trails to better public schools.
