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To: GST who wrote (78514)	2/5/2007 7:02:02 PM
From: SouthFloridaGuy	Read Replies (2) of 110194

<<My point is, LIG, that we need to understand what happens as our growth opportunities wane and the growth opportunities of others rise.>> You and I differ in that I don't think it's a 0 sum game. Perhaps I live in a bubble (no pun intended). For me, globalization has been fantastic. The sheer money that is coming from Asia to the hedge fund firm I work at is incredible. It seems to be that cities like NY/SF/LA/Boston are beneficiaries due to their globalized workforce and cosmopolitan (read: blue state) attitudes.

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