Financial Markets Need To Become Less, Not

The Korean Economic Miracle Was The Result Of A Clever And Pragmatic Mixture Of Market Incentives And State Direction.

Countries Are Poor Not Because Their People Are Lazy; Their People Are 'lazy' Because They Are Poor.

Rich Countries Have 'kicked Away The Ladder' By Forcing Free-market, Free-trade Policies On Poor Countries. Already Established Countries Do Not Want More Competitors Emerging Through The Nationalistic Policies They Themselves Successfully Used In The Past.

The Best Way To Boost The Economy Is To Redistribute Wealth Downward, As Poorer People Tend To Spend A Higher Proportion Of Their Income.

In Manufacturing, Where Mechanization And The Use Of Chemical Processes Are Much Easier, It Is Easier To Raise Productivity Than In Services. In Contrast, By Their Very Nature, Many Service Activities Are Inherently Impervious To Productivity Increase Without Diluting The Quality Of The Product.