““When steel mills can move to more hospitable climates, they no longer present a stationary target for government or union control. The more than sixty minimills in the United States moved not toward the coal and iron deposits in the ground but toward the source of scrap and cheap electricity. The new technology moved them into the information economy, not an economy of gadgets and computer games but a fundamental upheaval by which men and nations make their living and thus a revolution of all the rules by which we live.””