Chapter ten discusses how developing countries can get in the fast paced global economic game. I personally think that Friedman hit the nail on the head about what these countries had to do. Of course they are going to have to prove to the rest of the world that their country can be a valuable place for a foreign led business to thrive by having a solid infrastructure, low tax rate, and limited regulation. The intangible part is definitely the element that gets developing countries over the hump economicall speaking. The workforce has to not only work hard, but also work smart, and use their culture, their resources, and other outside ideas to make a unique economic environment.
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