Aug 19th 2011, 9:37:10
I'm curious what the extent of "for long" is. Are we talking a few months, years, decades?
I have never been, but from what I understand about China, their infrastructure is improving at astounding rates, and they are making moves to control the more "wild" provinces. I have no idea whether either of these things are resulting in a substantial change, or will have any impact on their overall status though.
So far as Brazil - horrid infrastructure in 90% of the country, and ghettos comparable to the U.S., if not more expansive.
The only other thought that springs to mind is whether or not form of governance would play a factor in this theory.
I have never been, but from what I understand about China, their infrastructure is improving at astounding rates, and they are making moves to control the more "wild" provinces. I have no idea whether either of these things are resulting in a substantial change, or will have any impact on their overall status though.
So far as Brazil - horrid infrastructure in 90% of the country, and ghettos comparable to the U.S., if not more expansive.
The only other thought that springs to mind is whether or not form of governance would play a factor in this theory.
