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To: Tunica Albuginea who wrote (44684)	1/9/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: Ken	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

<<If you own $1 and gain another $1 you are 100% richer but you are still poor,gg, right? So it is the ABSOLUTE numbers you have to look.>> It only matters in the income per person. Do you think a person with income of 1 millions dollars is going to buy 20 computers for himself? There are only 41 millions people in Korea and 21 millions in Taiwan. That can add up pretty large when you count all the countries in asia. <<Asia's economy is mostly Japan and they haven't contributed diddly to ours so so we are loosing nothing.>> Sounds like we need to close our market and have another 1929 great depression. Singapore, HongKong and Taiwan were rated as one of top five most free markets in the world. All other Asian countries are openning their market more too. I think that is one of reasons why US's export has been growing during the last 7 years. I was just there, Japan and Taiwan. All the computers I saw have intel inside. The percentage of people own computers is alot small than the US, so there is greater potential growth for intel there. All the markets in the world are important for US and global's further growth. Ken