Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Yes my powerful pal Groover...It's a whole new Bruce that posts here. :-)
Education and access to healthcare for all genders and ages is an absolute need.
(Bruce disclaimer - - what follows is not contrarian bombast...but really just my curiousity)
But wouldn't lower birthrates lead to an increase in affluence and opportunity? And if so, wouldn't this, as we see in North America, lead to increases in per capita consumption?
This sounds trite, but if a person could suddenly afford a car, or an upgraded home...that would make life easier...this would have to have an effect onn resource usage, right? Or am I missing something.
Education and access to healthcare for all genders and ages is an absolute need.
(Bruce disclaimer - - what follows is not contrarian bombast...but really just my curiousity)
But wouldn't lower birthrates lead to an increase in affluence and opportunity? And if so, wouldn't this, as we see in North America, lead to increases in per capita consumption?
This sounds trite, but if a person could suddenly afford a car, or an upgraded home...that would make life easier...this would have to have an effect onn resource usage, right? Or am I missing something.
