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

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

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

Accelerated Climate Change CONSUMPTION 

 Our view of the world as a resource to use up must change!  Profit vs Equity: Surplus  Growth or Equity? Growth or Prosperity? Growth or Prosperity?  This is your generations challenge:

There is some indication that this is starting to change slowly

 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?