Tyler Durden is spot on in his assessment of the concern arising from this graphic,
While ignoring Apple as a provider of 'wealth' is akin to Monty Python's "What Have The Romans Ever Done For Us?" comment, we worry that so much 'expectations' burden should fall on the shoulders of a company that relies on constant 'successful' innovation and constant low cost wages (no growth) to merely maintain current growth and earnings while facing constant and massive competitive threats from every side of its business.
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Dear Gulzar,
Thanks, this is a startling statistic.
An entire social system predicated on "innovation" and drawing a straight line between education and success / value and individual winner take it all wealth - this kind of stat grounds the hyper-reality that is being sold through simplistic axioms of management / policy education.
American faith even as they are being roiled by the system they created may unravel. We can see this as a tapering off of an absurdly large endowment effect among nations, a consequence of historical events - or the beginning of a global shift due to the levelling off of competitive adavantages in technology.
Interesting stat all the same - to speculate!
regards,KP.
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