Selling Our Services to the World Part 10 of 17
Selling Our Services to the World Part 10 of 17
To a Dallasite or a Chicagoan, that is the sound of opportunity knocking. Let me give you a few examples. At forecasted growth rates, we calculate that China will add $116 billion to world demand for medical care in just one year. India will contribute an additional $25 billion. Together, the Trading Master Plan incremental demand for medical care from just these two markets will be more than four times larger than the contribution from the U.S. Turning to global spending on recreational services, one years added demand comes to $79 billion from China and $16 billion from India, compared with $23 billion from the U.S. Down the line, these gains should be even bigger, provided China and India continue to grow their economies.
Now throw in all the services beyond medical care and recreation. Then consider the world beyond China and India, a mix of emerging nations and traditional markets, most seeing their incomes rise. This is new business. Their domestic producers will meet a good chunk of the added demand, but China, India and other countries will shop the globe for what they cannot find at home or what is better elsewhere. Here, we have advantages in Forex Profits Book & Video Program many areas. Medicine, finance, education, legal services, forensics, architecture and design, engineering technology, film and other aspects of entertainmentin these service areas and more, America is second to none.
Posted: August 17th, 2009 under Financing.
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