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Chris
I read your unsigned post with considerable interest. I believe you have
some good points in your reasons why some countries have been economically
successful and others not. Your views seem to echo Max Weber's theory of the
Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism, as providing the key dynamics
for the development of modern capitalist economies. Weber's theory has had
its protaganists and antagonists but it still provides much food for thought
on the development of modern capitalism even when in non Protestant places
like Japan and Singapore.
In the light of the makings of a 'mini thesis' emerging from your post, I
wonder if you will include India as an example of an emerging economic giant
in the very near future? My hunch, from reading your post is that, you might
be skeptical about this but I'd very much like to hear how the key points in
your post resonate with the economic situation in India today.
Cornel DaCosta, London, UK.
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> To reflect and... Act.
> The difference between the poor countries and the rich ones is not the age
> of the country.
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