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01/01/12(Sun)08:50 No.911999>In the Chaco, a desert in Paraguay, South America, there are a few German communities that have set up towns.
Mennonites. Do you know what the word means? Basically, Amish with electricity.
>These people enjoy first world standards of living, reliable power lines, clean and reliable water supply, all that.
Which explains why so many of them are immigrating to Canada.
>So, given that people of different cultures have differential access to capital and legal status.
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>Protestant
work ethic (it is true that the countries with the highest standards of
living today are the northern European countries ie France, Germany,
Britain, Ireland and Scandinavia)
>Protestant work ethic >France, Ireland
Think hard about that one, OP.
>could
the amalgamation of cultures, multiculturalism, and immigration have an
effect on the standards of living, the productivity, and the prosperity
of first world nations?
Of course, but it could as easily
be positive as negative. Singapore is multicultural too. Germany is not
only very multicultural, but Germany's internal cultural differences
are he source of lots of friction. America even more so than Germany. |