NEVER in the history of man has so vast a gulf divided the haves and havenots. The free world's industrial nations, with only one-third of the population and a quarter of its land area, produce 86% of its manufactured goods. On the other side of the chasm are the restless two-thirds of mankind who occupy 75% of the free world, produce less than 15% of its goods.
Closing the gap of production is not only a huge task but an urgent one. From the first luncheon in the Fairmont's ornate Gold Room, speaker after...
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