PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 16: CONNECTING THE SPECKLES The Romans and the Knife

"Forrester questioned whether developing countries collectively could reach the material living standards enjoyed by industrialized nations."

Forrester expressed strong doubts about whether the world's developing countries could collectively achieve industrialized-country consumption levels under global resource and environmental constraints. The argument forms part of his broader concern that worldwide economic expansion could encounter physical limits.

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