Controlled Economic Evolution Allan Mitchell

Controlled Economic Evolution Allan MitchellEvery nation strives to build a creative, innovative economy, yet only a few achieve a genuine economic breakthrough. This is why such successes are called economic miracles. This book argues that there are no miracles: success depends on how a countrys social institutions are configured. It offers a step by step plan for setting them up effectively. Economic development does not have to be left to intuition or chanceit can be managed.

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