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Statement of Need (Argument)
The World is going through a massive change and a global communication revolution is in progress. The economies of each country and communities are interlinked and interdependent. For any kind of economic growth the citizen of each community is dependant on the other communities.
In light of the current unprecedented economic growth, it is absolutely
possible for an individual to participate in the global economy
speedily and with little or no capital. Knowledge in this new economy is as much a capital as finances are.
The
need to participate in this new economy is self evident in order for
our nation to prosper and to grow strong socially and culturally.
This is obvious by the fact that the emphasis of all economies of the world, including Canada, is on Global Trade. Global Trade is the engine of wealth.
It
is also clear, given the current inexpensive and powerful communication
systems, that an individual can easily enter into business with hands
on training and partake of the benefits of Global Trade.
The
bigger the World Economy the more powerful its smallest players. The
Entrepreneur is also the most important player in the building of the
Global economy. So much so that big companies are decentralizing and reconstituting themselves as a network of Entrepreneurs.
John Naisbitt Global Paradox
Current situation analyses (CSA)
We
are facing youth unemployment and uncertainty of the future of our
youth. Especially, in light of the progress in the global economy. It is now a knowledge-based economy. It is a fact that our youth need a vision, which they can accomplish. It is also a fact that Global Trade is being conducted worldwide by many Internet savvy youths of the world.
It is also a fact that Global Trade is knowledge based and it is also a
fact that our youths can be trained to participate and prosper in
Global Trade. It is also a fact that Global
Trade can be conducted from anywhere in the world and location of the
trader has no bearing on the profitability of his/her business.
In the last 25 years all sincere efforts have been made for economic growth of our economy using the old systems. It has produced limited results, which may not be construed to be at par with the rest of the country. The old systems are therefore not going to be the engine, which shall take our communities to its expected economic growth.
We
must undertake steps to build our members and train them in the new
economy in Global Trade towards economic self-sufficiency, prosperity.
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