(A) The Importance of Asia
Take one look at the 2 world maps
below. Most rational people will immediately recognize the importance of Asia, especially when
its "GDP per capita average annual growth rate" is 2% higher than the world average.
(1) The World Divided Into 7 Regions, Each with a
Population of 1 Billion
(2) There are more
people living inside this circle than outside of it
(B) The Value of Asian Americans to the
U.S.
Think back to how America took advantage of its European
immigrants to hook into the booming European economy in the 18th to 20th
centuries! It is only natural that President Obama's "Rebalancing in
Asia" will
take advantage of America's 17 million Asian Americans in the 21s century
to hook into the booming economy in Asia.
There are other factors which make Asian Ams even more
important to U.S. Most Asian Americans are highly educated. The
% of Asian Ams with Bachelor, Master, Professional, or Doctoral degree is
50% to 100 % higher than whites and even higher when compared with other
races. Most Asian Ams are known to be hardworking and
law-abiding. The potential of how Asian Americans can be helpful to the U.S. is limited only by
one's imagination.
CONVERSELY, if Asian Ams adults face the lowest glass ceiling in
work-places and their youths face the highest hurdle to enter first
tier universities, will Asian Ams be as helpful to America and/or to President
Obama's design to rebalance in Asia?
(C) Your
Company, University, or Boss Aware of This?
Forward this to your boss and
friends. Help your employer(s) to be aware and make use of this potential early.
Respectfully yours,
S. B. Woo, a volunteer
President, 80-20 National
Asian American Initiative, Inc.
PS 80-20 is pressing on with
seeking a deterrent against the type of racist attack
on Chinese Americans by Beckel of Fox. However, it'll be a long
tough battle. "When the going gets tough, the
tough gets going." Which
type are you? Which type is 80-20 Initiative, when compared with other
Asian Am organizations and individuals? Want to help 80-20? Click here.
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