A recent Toronto Star article asserted that there are now five super powers: the United States, of course, plus the European Union, Russia, China and India. The United States is still the strongest militarily but the others have, each in its own way, been growing rapidly in economic strength. There are also numerous other countries and regions with rapid growth economies such as Brazil and other parts of South America, parts of the Middle East, and many individual countries in Asia.

We are used to the idea that many of these growing economies are selling us cheap products while stealing our jobs, but as they have grown and become richer, they are now demanding products and services that we can supply to them. For instance, it was recently reported that the extremely expensive luxury British-made car, the Bentley, sells more vehicles in Beijing than in London. And the most popular car of all in Beijing is the Canadian built Chrysler 300 series. It's not just cars, of course. Many other products for families and business are selling in these developing countries, so there has never been a better time to start looking at the big world market out there.

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