Sorry, better stick to polishing your golf game. But don't worry about being unable to afford your greens fees. Governments will provide fair and stable regulatory and legal environments to attract the best firms and educate their citizens to equip them for the latest jobs, though national borders will fade as business goes global. But in Asia today, most big companies are based in property, commodities or fading heavy industries. Management, often family controlled, emphasizes loyalty and obedience.
Technology is imported, and any locally-generated software is quickly pirated.
Regulatory and legal systems are shallow and weak. All through the 1990s, too much of Asia's economic growth came from money being pumped into economies, and not from the creation of new value. Of greater concern, the foundations beneath the froth are also eroding. While it did create industries from scratch, it also turned out to have produced huge overcapacity, oceans of red ink, and companies unable to meet international competition. Those who have prospered primarily because of government fiat or those who have not been able to adjust to the competition have fallen by the wayside.