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To: TobagoJack who wrote (61604)	3/1/2010 6:31:30 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217642

There is a process of emphasizing hinterland development. Let’s look how it will develop overtime. Development in the center slows down. The reserve army from rural China, not moving to the big cities, labor costs there raise. Reserve army not coming to the cities, industry move closer to where the reserve army can be employed. As development move to interior of the country bigger cities are created as regional metropolises are built. Nothing new we have been through this as 68% of the population lives 100Km from the coast. (Urbanization there is already completed. In China is still on going.) As Brazil emphasized the hinterland development, constructing Brasilia, then agriculture raising, there was a re-arrangement of the country’s population.