Come on, Prime minister, Jobs destroyed Nokia.

Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb a week ago that Apple's late founder, Steve Jobs, was caught off guard by innovative products and destroyed employment in Finland. He said Finland has two pillars: it and the paper industry, in which Nokia was defeated by the iphone, and the forestry and paper industries were hit hard by the ipad.

Really jobs takes jobs Moz? Did Nokia's decline bring down the Finnish economy?

Last year, The Economist magazine published a commentary on the next Super model, which sees the Nordic countries as a model for the EU's economic reforms. In the 2020 European competitiveness rankings of the Davos Forum, Finland and the Nordic brothers, Sweden and Denmark, occupy three positions. From Helsinki to Dublin, the coastline of northern Europe is visibly warm and moist on the entrepreneurial map. The World Bank's data show that the Finnish recession, like other Nordic countries, was the result of the 08 financial crisis, which found support 09 years later.

There are a lot of dead faithful powder to N9, N9 carrying Meego system changed into a start-up company Jolla. Marko Ahtisaari, the hardware designer, also left business after Microsoft's takeover. The former Finnish president's son has been a start-up from Nokia for 06 years, but has been bought back by Nokia in less than three years. Nokia, which had 120,000 employees in 2010, handed over 32,000 people to Microsoft and faced further layoffs. Don't forget, the population of Finland is only more than 5 million. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Kioshi, general manager of the Finnish venture accelerator Statup Sauna, said former Finnish college graduates preferred Nokia, and now the people who left Nokia are doing something incredible.

Facebook bought pryte one months ago, a Finnish start-up that offers short time Internet access to less developed regions. The company ranked 81st in the Startup100 Finnish rankings. Star Database company Skysql and SoftBank valuation of the more than 3 billion dollar acquisition of the hand tour company Supercell is at the forefront of the list. The majority of the company that last year's revenue reached 2.4 million dollars came from Apple's App store.

In the two years since 2011, the number of gaming companies in Finland has doubled, and has become a veritable global hand-travel kingdom, according to a report in the magazine winning the future. It was in 2011 that Nokia announced its move to Microsoft's WP camp and gave Samsung the crown of the world's largest handset maker. Rovio and Supercell are the most outstanding representatives of the Finnish gaming company, which has been developing games for Nokia for a long time, even since the company was founded in a game contest sponsored by Nokia. But at the height of Nokia's heyday, Rovio struggled on the brink of bankruptcy. Until 2009, they relied on angry Birds to hit the app store. After making a profit, Suppercell also rented a whole new office space in the headquarters building that Nokia sold.

In the Nokia era, Finland made mobile phones worldwide, and in the post-Nokia era, Finland developed a global game. I really don't know what to complain about, or ask the young people in Finland if they still want to go back to the assembly line. Despite some two years of pain, the Finnish economy will grow this year, and the prime Minister, who took office this June, is in good luck.

It is said that South Koreans are worried about one thing, Samsung's operating profit plunged 25% in the two quarter, and the company contributed One-fourth of South Korea's GDP. Actually more should worry about this thing is the Chinese internet company, I believe you all are more willing to let Samsung good, do not put 200,000 employees out of business.