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Forces Causing Future Development Demographics Income & Wealth Tastes

Required Capital Domestic Savings Foreign Capital

Capital Generation Direct Investment (Equity) Debt Capital Private-Public Markets Role of Securitization

How Will the “New” Economy and the Bricks and Mortar Society Mesh in the 21st Century?

Areas of Development Infrastructure Residential Commercial-Industrial

Distribution of World Population: 1950 and 2025 Source: Global Demographics, UN, %

Life Expectancy Source: Global Demographics, UN,

Projected Labor Force Growth Rate of Selected Countries: %, Annual Rate Source: World Bank

Birth and Death Rates: Selected Countries Per 1000 Source: WHO,UN

Household Size Source: UN

Density of Population: Per Square Mile Source: UN

Dependency Ratios*: Industrialized Countries Source: Global Demographics, UN, OECD % * Proportion of Working Age Population

Dependency Ratios*: Developing Countries Source: Global Demographics, UN, % * Proportion of Working Age Population

Adult Literacy Rates: Selected Countries Source: UNESCO %

Spending on Education as Percentage of GDP % Source: UNESCO

Share of Agriculture in GDP % Source: World Bank

Share of Industry in GDP % Source: World Bank

Energy Use Per Capita: 1998 Source: World Development Indicators Kg. Of Oil Equivalent

Power Consumption Per Capita: 1998 Source: World Development Indicators KwH

Television Penetration: 1998 Source: World Development Indicators TV sets per 1000 people

Science & Technology Source: World Development Indicators Scientists & Engineers per Million People

Computers per 100 Inhabitants Source: ITU, Milken

Communications: 1998 Source: World Development Indicators Telephone Lines per 1000 people

Crowding or Persons Per Room Source: UN

Urban Housing Space Per Capita: 1993 Source: World Development Indicators Sq.M

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