This makes me think that the so-called globalization may be simply a reorganization and a tighter integration of the all-ready industrialized countries. Sure there has been some spill over into Mexico, but is it enough to make much of a difference? Any one done any work on this? Rod >That kinds leaves out Bolivia, what with almost no industrailization and >all. Which makes me woneder: if we define the problem of factor price >convergences, wages and all, what of the countries -- like Bolivia, >perhaps -- left out of the loop? Or regions of countries? What protion of >the globe and peoples therein are, uh, irrelevant to this vigorous >globalized capitalism? Didn't Joan Robinson say that the only thing worse than being exploited under capitalism is not being exploited? Doug ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
