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Here is my next poem

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  Here is my next poem Horizon68 <horizon@horizon.com> - 2019-06-30 14:09 -0700

#10018 — Here is my next poem

FromHorizon68 <horizon@horizon.com>
Date2019-06-30 14:09 -0700
SubjectHere is my next poem
Message-ID<qfb8f4$7bv$5@dont-email.me>
Hello,


Here is my next poem:

I explain more my next poem..

As you have noticed i have written in my poem below the following(read 
it below):

"Because capitalism is not just "egoism"
Because capitalism is also making it like a kind of "socialism"
Because capitalism is "surviving" even if surviving is "egoism""


I am saying it because we have to ask if capitalism is also
a system that takes care of workers ? i think that it is inherent
to capitalism that capitalism is also the workers, because capitalism
needs the workers to be able to define it as capitalism, and
since it needs the workers so it has to take care of workers,
so it is inherent to capitalism that it has to correctly take care of 
workers, also capitalism to be able to survive has to invest in
other countries where the economic growth is higher, and capitalism
has to think bigger and be bigger by for example becoming multinationals 
to be able to survive better and to be able to be more capable, and 
capitalism has to become a level of Offshoring because Offshoring 
increases demand for more workers "qualified" and also have a 
significant positive effect on productivity, in Canada it is an increase 
in the "productivity" of order of about 10%, also according to some 
recent research the Offshoring of materials and services have both a
positive and not negligible effect on productivity. When it comes to the 
repercussion on employment, the majority of empirical studies suggest 
that the general repercussions of offshoring on the employment levels 
are low (Amiti and Wei 2005, Mankiw and Swagel 2006).

For proof, read the following document:

https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww150.statcan.gc.ca%2Fn1%2Fpub%2F11f0027m%2F2008055%2Fs6-fra.htm

And capitalism needs immigrants:

Look at this following video about:

Why Does the USA Need More IMMIGRANTS?

You will notice that the West "needs" immigrants because they are also
good for economic "growth".

But please look carefully at the following video to understand more:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmRgnDrhE9o

And there is also other benefits to globalization of capitalism, here
they are:

And about globalization..

1- Globalization has created new opportunities for firms to develop 
business models and offerings that have a higher intensity of R&D, 
innovation and capital. Many of the goods and services that have entered 
the market over the past decades have exactly those features, and 
without globalization, firms would have been forced to continue with 
business models that work with a smaller volume of sales. Firms have 
been able to specialize more than before and, as a consequence, human 
capital and the share of skilled jobs in the economy have grown 
remarkably. Today, advanced economies have a greater share of 
better-paid and better-skilled jobs than ever before.

2- Globalization has increased real wages for people in Western 
economies by making products cheaper or reducing the pace of price 
increases. If the typical goods that every household purchases had 
followed domestic rather than international price developments, 
consumers would have been poorer and saddled with products of lower quality.

3- Globalization has made significant contributions to productivity 
growth and, as a consequence, further raised living standards. 
Globalization has been particularly important for enabling new 
technology to spread fast across markets. In the long term, it is the 
speed of technological improvement that sets the pace for how richer 
societies get.how societies get richer

However, trade and investment are not growing fast anymore, and there is 
much suggesting that the decline in trade and investment growth is one 
explanation to the failing dynamism of Western economies. While some 
appreciate the decline in the growth of globalization, those who care 
about the prosperity of a society should deplore it and make efforts for 
the world economy to return to high levels of trade growth.

Read the following study to know more about globalization:

The Economic Benefits of Globalization for Business and Consumers

http://ecipe.org/publications/the-economic-benefits-of-globalization-for-business-and-consumers/


So as you have noticed i have in my poem called this capitalism a kind 
of socialism because capitalism is also to "sharing" more becoming 
"less" egoism as i have talked about it above , because it has to 
"survive" better and i has to become more capable, read my poem below to 
understand my views:


I have extended my poem and modified it a little bit to be more 
precision, read it again:


As you know i am a white arab, so here is my other new poem
that i have just written fast:


The "seriousness" of the "matter"

It is how to get better and better

But seriousness is "diversity"

To tune as the right dose of efficiency

But what is it to be blind ?

It is like saying it of any kind !

So you have to choose it rightfully

Of the right quality and the right quantity

So is it "surviving" making it too much deficiency ?

I mean is for example "surviving" making it egoism ?

I think that the answer is also inside "capitalism"

Because capitalism is not just "egoism"

Because capitalism is also making it like a kind of "socialism"

Because capitalism is "surviving" even if surviving is "egoism"

And i think this is part of the right morality

Because it is for the better of humanity.



Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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