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To: Scott Brooks who wrote (10184)2/7/2002 12:40:56 PM
From: Robert Douglas  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10921
 
According to the October 2001 IMF World Economic Outlook page 187 the United States is only 22% of the World's GDP while the developing countries make up 37%.

That means in a few more years, the developing world will be twice as large (economically speaking) as the U.S. and growing twice as fast. You don't think they will have a demand for computers?



To: Scott Brooks who wrote (10184)2/8/2002 10:08:53 AM
From: willcousa  Respond to of 10921
 
There are good reasons for the concentration of wealth - I don't think that the fact of concentration is per se a bad thing.

Are you operating on the premise that the wealth of the world is fininite or do you believe that the amount of wealth can be grown?


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