> >> The free market appears to require prerequisites, such as a >> reasonably peaceful environment for trade. Uniform and predictable >> rules appear necessary for planned investment. If you look around >> the world in places where there is no peace, and/or no uniform and >> predictable rules, the economy is almost always in the doldrums. >> > > There's no correlation between such uniformity & predictability and > States. Frequently, the places with the least uniformity & > predictability have the strongest States, such as Democratic > Kampuchea. > > Tim Starr
This is the same Cambodia that gave us Pol Pot? I'd more a fan of economic strength, which is what we were discussing, right? Chris [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
