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Looks at research by the Gartner Group about the year 2000 problem based on 15,000 companies in 87 countries, and stating the largest impact the Y2K problem would have outside the U SA was on the global economy. Employs 6 Figures to aid in explanation of the points discussed. Confirms the widely shared view that the developing world is starting late and many countries have yet to act.
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