Karl Gunnar Myrdal from Europe and Kenichi Ohmae from Japan had echoed the idea of Asian unity through a process of identifying Asian Powers in the context of globalization and liberalization. The issues triad powered by Kenichi Ohmae highlighted the consumer focus in corporatization making the regulatory and fiscal lesser important than expected of it. The trend of consumerism on one hand and the trend of commercialization of manufacturing on the other have actually made the issues of national domain and regulatory constraint within nations volatile and less important. As Myrdal has pointed out specific production technology called "Asiatic mode of production" which does not remove the role of individual to tally from the manufacturing process, even if the process is system driven, individual figures out as important in the whole gamut of things. Ohmae had truly visualised a consumer paradise in Asia in line of the consumer paradigms already established and taken route in Europe and United States of America. The pattern of consumption, by and large depends upon the attitude to life and philosophical bent of mind of the individual and the groups of individuals. Modernism, established through education having mostly the Western values, has created for the last few decades a band people in every country who speaks the same tongue, wears the same pattern of dress, consumes similar kind of things from early morning till go to their bed at night and career choice for building individual and collective career in that.