Transport is transforming and Lebanon must keep up

ENAR

When compared to political revolutions, it has never been exactly clear what economic revolutions entail nor how long they take. But it is clear that these economic revolutions combine multiple change and adaptation processes, whether one talks of periods of fundamental economic transformation as “revolutions,” beginning with the first agricultural revolution in the fertile crescent or starts the tally with what is today labeled the first industrial revolution, originating in 18th century Britain and sweeping, virus-like, through Europe in the course of the next 100 years. Economic transformations thus might be called “revolutions” on account of their impact in changing human societies, but not because of their speed or intensity. Economic transformations thus might be called “revolutions” on account of their impact in changing human societies, but not because of their speed or intensity. It is also clear that while real changes were gradual, each economic revolution in the past