Even Walt Disney Couldn’t Have Imagined This …
Tony Sagami (April 9th, 2009) Writes:
My son, Kenji, was only three years old when I took him to Disneyland. And his favorite two rides were Dumbo the Flying Elephant and It’s a Small World. I swear, I had to listen to my son sing It’s a Small, Small World a couple hundred times over the next week.
Walt Disney was a visionary in many ways. And he really nailed the concept of a shrinking world. But while he may have been thinking about a shrinking world in social terms, the global economy has been shrinking at a pace that even Disney couldn’t have foreseen.
The World has become
One Interdependent Global Economy
The Group of Twenty industrial countries (G-20), which met last week in London, were responsible for 85 percent of the global gross domestic product....
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