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Phil King from Ottawa, Canada writes: The internet is for today what the industrial revolution and sexual revolution were in the past: huge economic boosters.
The industrial revolution brought about mass production and its related technological and economic offshoots.
The sexual revolution pushed the concept of equality to new heights, which in turn allowed for a doubling of the workforce and liberation from dogmatic business practices.
The internet allows for the reduction or outright removal of costly overhead, production and transportation costs. It increases the mobility of workers, and expands ones market potential to encompass the entire world.
You ain't seen nothing yet.- Posted 09/07/08 at 2:22 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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