In the short run, a nation's economy can be regulated by the central bank
- From: Chim <ChimS1@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:39:07 -0800 (PST)
In the short run, a nation's economy is regulated by the central bank.
In the long run, however, it's governed by the laws of Darwin on a
much higher plane of productivity. To get ahead in the new global
economy, folks need to have a long range purpose. As economic
competition is taking on complex decision making processes, we need to
have leaders that can understand complexities, appreciate scientific
and technological knowledge and have a compassion towards their fellow
citizens. Productivity that is based on cerebral and emotional energy
tends to outperform sheer physical activity alone. Therefore, we must
motivate our young people to get into the learning of science,
engineering, and mathematics as much as into the fields of humanity,
language and law if we're going to have rapid social and economic
progress on a larger scale.
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