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To: Venditâ„¢ who wrote (21935)6/14/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: Brian Malloy  Respond to of 41369
 
Ref, creative destruction

The new rules for individuals, companies, and nations
by Lester C. Thurow

(The online version of this article appears in four parts. Click here to go to parts two, three, and four.)

THE old foundations of success are gone. For all of human history the source of success has been controlling natural resources -- land, gold, oil. Suddenly the answer is "knowledge." The king of the knowledge economy, Bill Gates, owns no land, no gold or oil, no industrial processes. How does one use knowledge to build wealth? How do societies have to be reorganized to generate a wealth-enhancing knowledge environment? How do they incubate the entrepreneurs necessary to bring about change and create wealth? What skills are needed? The knowledge-based economy is asking new questions, giving new answers, and developing new rules for success.
theatlantic.com




To: Venditâ„¢ who wrote (21935)6/14/1999 10:40:00 AM
From: JB2  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 41369
 
V: Still smarting I see. 91 and STILL falling. Shoulda
listened to me back in May buddy, I told you then, the
longs would weep and the shorts would reap, but you
wouldn't listen...Now you have to sit tight and suffer.
Sorry, I'm not gonna give you an exact exit/re-entry
point---you can do your own
market-timing---http://www.waveguy.com/com/wavs/LAUGH.WAV

(Next time you disagree with someone, don't be so
obnoxious about it and you won't get these kind of
I-told-you-so's boomeranging back to you), Your sweetie.



To: Venditâ„¢ who wrote (21935)6/14/1999 11:18:00 AM
From: Olu Emuleomo  Respond to of 41369
 
It may be safe to take an initial position just under 90.
Since I expect a worst case of 80 and a best case of 120, that's
3-1 profit/loss ratio.

--Olu E.