Assume The Worst About People And You

The Free Market Doesn't Exist. Every Market Has Some Rules And Boundaries That Restrict Freedom Of Choice. A Market Looks Free Only Because We So Unconditionally Accept Its Underlying Restrictions That We Fail To See Them.

[good Managers] Know That People Have 'good' Sides And 'bad' Sides And That The Secret Of Good Management Is In Magnifying The Former And Toning Down The Latter.

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.

95% Of Economics Is Common Sense Deliberately Made Complicated.

History Is On The Side Of The Regulators.