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The
below comments are in very brief outline form. Over
the next few months I will add comments, charts, graphs
and facts to support the importance of each as it pertains
to economic growth in nations and cities. My focus
will be the United States since it is the largest economic
force in the world and a nation for which I have a much
greater historic understanding. My comments about city
growth will be based on varying cities, using data and
information as I locate it or can reference it. I
will hyperlink all of the below elements over time and
eventually put them into a .pdf formatted report to make
the information easier to access.
As I
see it:
Key
elements that dramatically impact economic growth in a
nation:
- Military
Defense
- Land
- Labor
- Capital
- Innovation
/ Productivity improvements
- the
“Superstructure” – The culture, the laws
(including the enforcement of them) and the financial
capabilities of a country.)
As I
see it:
Key
elements that dramatically impact economic growth in a
city:
- Power
- Water
- Communications
Systems
- Sewage
- Transportation
Systems
- Temperature
/ Climate
- Land
/ Natural Terrain / Location
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