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Point Four is a very lame attempt to do away with the disastrous
consequences of the absence of foreign investment.^ Behind it is the idea
of teaching these backward nations "know-ho^" But in the Umted States,
there are many gifted engineers with "know-how" who could be oflFercd
positions abroad where they could use the knowledge and ejcperience the>
have acquired in this country*. Therefore. Pbmt Four is not necessary- for
that reason. Also, there are hundreds and even thousands of foreign atizens
in the United States and m Western uni\'rrsiDes who learn aU these things.
The art of printing u-as invented 300 years ago, and there are novt,- printed
textbooks. For those who cannot read English there are translaoons o\
these books. There arc many cle\rr Chinese. If a fartory- m China is
backward, it is not due to the inabilit> to acquire "kno>*'-hofw," but because
it doesn't have the capital required.
In 1948, there wis a meeting of the Worid Council ot* Churches in
Amsterdam. Thry issued a sutement va\ing that it \%-as unfair and unjust
that only the countries of the West enjoyrd the ad\'antages ol* machines,
while in Asia and Africa the methods of pnxiuction urre back\%-ard. If
on the eighth day of C!reation. the Lord had made a limited amount ot
machines and hospitals to be distributed equalK* and the West had
appropriated more than its share, then one could hi\r said that the
situation was unfair. But the capitalist countries actualK* ptvc very valuable
equipment and nuchmes as gitts to these '*backs%-ard" countries and the
"backward" countrio simply expn>pruted them These countries didn't
understand what capitali\m means The>- thought the machines and the
ho\pitaIs were capitalism But capitalism t\ the mentahrv' trwm which the
insiitutions could emerge nukmg it po\sible tm capital to desrlop in the
WcM and then to lonvtruct all the%e thingt It loukl be vikI that the Wr\t
developed \t\ mrthiHi ot paxiuction fn>ni capital it made at home
Capitalism i\ not thinp. it it a mentality
Nehru [lawaharlal Nehru. lH>i»>-|**f>4| has been quoted as sasmg
"We want it> gisr esrr\- encouragement to pris-ate industrv We won't
expropriate private busine\*o tor at lea*t ten >rar%— perhaps not even that
soon "You laiinoi expect people to imrst if >\hj tell them that >x>u wiO
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