Globalization and Change

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Globalization and Change Big E or Little e  Globalization and Change US = 5* (China+India) Post WW II Japan + Germany = 0.5*US (China + India) = 3* US New Players = Indonesia, Mexico, Turkey Japan + Germany = 0.2*US Turkey > Japan, France, Germany

The Consumptive Mandate Waveform: if you got more, consume even more: Maintain BAU Greed sustainability

Accelerated Climate Change CONSUMPTION 

Correct this  Our view of the world as a resource to use up must change! This is your generations challenge:

What Inequity Looks Like In the US, as of 2013, 73% of total wealth is held by 10% of the population; less than 2% if held by 50% of the population

2014: 83% of wealth owned by 8.5% of the world

Summary Once again, the issue is not that inequity exists but rather that the amplitude of the inequity is enormous (and getting larger) The bias of GDB is that this situation is the end result of e continually trying to implement E in a social Darwinist manner However, bubble collapse now gives us a second chance to behave differently  which do we value more – personal wealth or global equity?