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To: Keith Monahan who wrote (1600)3/20/2001 1:11:28 AM
From: AhdaRead Replies (1) of 24758
 
keith i was going to pop this off on the gold monitor as it relates to Europe.


it is a long read but i enjoyed it. It touches on how we aren't a producer of goods but tech. There are no answers given but much well delivered thought. This lecture was given to a economics group in Japan by a professor from Stanford

I question the US the tech mentioned in this. It rather bothered me as Japan does very well in this area also which puts a crimp on the AG theory of we being the tech leader of the world Their investments exceeded ours in the area of IT their populous being less than half of our own. The down draft here could be greater due to our private consumer debt.

jcer.or.jp full read

Global Perspectives on the New Economy:U.S.,Asia and Europe
"Flexibility, Risk-Taking Key To New Economy"

The issue of the "new economy" has received an enormous amount of attention in the last year. And as many of you know, with the slowdown of the U.S. economy, some people are asking, "Was there really such a thing as the 'new economy'?" What I'm going to try to do today is to ask two questions: How is the new economy likely to affect differently the United States, Asia and Europe? And what does each need to do to take full advantage of the new economy?
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