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FOREIGN INVESTMENTS AND THE SPiaiT OF CAPITALISM
tritrrprite much easier, for tfaete was do need for diem to make
t xperiments with uiwicccaifol metbock of pfoducoon.They didn't tu\-c to
nijke the tnvmtioas anew; cfaey could smiply cake them over 6om the
Western countries. In tune. th» would have reduced the dHcrepanc>' in
e onomsc levels, but some difiefrnce would have remained.
There was no secrecy about the cechnolopcal immoom of Western
civihzation.The mott intellifcenc >xning men in the "backu-ard" countries
vvrnt to schools m the West to learn all ihe>' could about methods of
production. Then they could bring Western iechnolo|0- to their ov^-n
countries. But teclmolo^ was not the only thing. What wi« bckmg in the
"backwaid** countries was the mentalm* that had pnnluced capttaimn in
the West and the inaitutiom brought about bv* that mentalit>'
Capitalmn couldn't develop in the "backward" nanom because the
pr- had to recognire that the grraier the number ol rich there are. the
better It IS for the p\rrnment%. pcmrrlul in dcHninating tlieir tw*n countrN. wivat the>-
%K anted first of all. what the>- etnted moti iM all. wa« thr better ura|Hinrv-
produced by the Wea I hese king» t»l the lia^ %srre interested fir^ of all in
getting better gum. lhe>- wrre little interested in other thing% Hut the
patriots who did not consider war a« the mcMf tinportant ituniteMation
(»f the hunun mind ssrrr iniereued in technolc»g\ St» thcA *cnt their
Mim to technological unisrruties in the West and united pmfrvMir^ and
industrialists Imm the West to come to their countrio Hut the> didn't
^rasp the real chrtereiue between the Ea« and the We*i. the dirterence
111 ideas.
If the people in the "backward" luticMis had been leit alone. the>'
w'ould pmbaMv nesrr ha\r improvrd conchtiom in their tmn countries;
they prubaMy \s\)uldn't hasr adopted the ideologies nece*wr> to tranUorin