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Brave New Wealthy World Winning the Struggle for Global Prosperity

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ISBN-10: 0130381608

ISBN-13: 9780130381606

Edition: 2003

Authors: John C. Edmunds

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List price: $24.95
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Financial Times/Prentice Hall
Publication date: 6/2/2003
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 256
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.298
Language: English

Preface
A New Force and the Race to Harness It
Securitization
Does Securitization Create Value?
National Financial Systems
National Financial Systems as Engines of Growth
Asset Booms Contrasted with Bubbles
A Fully Securitized Country Contrasted with a Completely Unsecuritized Country
Implementing a Finance-Driven Growth Strategy
Competition to Harness the Power of Securitization
Origins of the Pressure to Harness the New Force
Favorable Conditions for the Securitization-Driven Growth Strategy
An Idea Germinates
A Belief Grounded in Early Experiences
The Campaign to Raise Market Values Gets Underway
Three Booms and How They Ended
Financial Assets: Catalysts of World Prosperity
Shining the Spotlight on Financial Infrastructure
Growth Pattern of United States Financial Wealth 1960-1980
Growth of U.S. Financial Wealth Takes Off 1980-2000
Conclusion
Three Defective National Financial Systems and Attributes of a Better One
The Era of Financial Assets Begins
Built to Fall Down
Two Tasks
Deliver Us from Temptation
Transmitting Pressure to Perform
Conclusion
Is It Workable for Everyone to Invest in the United States?
Yields on U.S. Financial Investments Take Off
Priorities Shift to Raising Returns on Financial Assets
Americans Raise Their Aspirations
The New Mechanism for Creating Wealth in the United States
An Upper Limit to the Financial Wealth-Creation Process in the United States?
Breaking the Upper Limit to the Financial Wealth Creation Process
Emerging Countries as Sources of Raw Material for Securitization
Reforming National Financial Systems in the Emerging Countries
Conclusion and Implications
Structuring Viable Ways to Invest in Poor Countries
Recycling Risk-Tolerant Capital
The Nicaraguan Flour Mill
The Blue Jeans Factory
Design Defects
The Philippine Generating Plants
No Design Defects?
A Better Design
Potential Gains from Better Design
The Cost of Defective Design
Pressure for Better Design
Conclusion
Population and Wealth
The Controversy: Slowdown to Zero Population Growth?
Implications of the Population Slowdown
Causes of the Slowdown
Scenarios of Population and Wealth
Rising Wealth and the Impending Labor Shortage
Wealth and Demand for Services
Spending from Wealth
Prospects for a U.S. Labor Shortage
The Distribution of Wealth and the Propensity to Spend New Wealth
Spending from Wealth and Job Creation
An Impending Labor Shortage, Or a Mirage?
Conclusion
Wealth Concentration and Diffusion
Improvement in the Distribution of Income
A New Role for Poor People in the World Economy
The New Symbiotic Relationship between Rich Countries and Poor Countries
Details and Difficulties of the Symbiotic Relationship
Implementing the Proposed Solution
The Coming Shortage of Buyers in the Rich Countries
Savers in Poor Countries Rescue Rich Retirees?
International Diversification for Everyone
The Main Prosperity Diffusion Scenario
Feasibility of the Main Prosperity Diffusion Scenario
A More Grandiose Prosperity Diffusion Scenario
Conclusion
Conclusion and Implications
Implications for Investors
A Happy Ending
Endnotes
Index