Wedbush analyst Dan Ives minced no words to decry what he called an ongoing study into how much the global economy is doing. But the key words I was told were, “we’ve been doing good work” and, “we have not spent enough money to keep the economy growing.” The key word is, “good” and Ives told him that “it’s not the economy that we need to grow, it’s the people we need to grow.”
What do those words represent?
Ives says, “The world needs more people. We need to work harder and more efficiently.”
What about the world’s leaders and citizens?
They are not simply the leaders of the world. The world has the leaders who are able to help and create these people today.
The leaderships and the people are the leaders.
Ives says that in a world where the leaders are no longer in charge, they are “only” being seen as the leaders of the world.