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[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.

Corruption Often Exists Because There Are Too Many Market Forces, Not Too Few.

95% Of Economics Is Common Sense Deliberately Made Complicated.

As South Korea Shows, Active Participation In International Trade Does Not Require Free Trade. Indeed, Had South Korea Pursued Free Trade And Not Promoted Infant Industries, It Would Not Have Become A Major Trading Nation. It Would Still Be Exporting Raw Materials (e.g., Tungsten Ore, Fish, Seaweed) Or Low-technology, Low-price Products (e.g., Textiles, Garments, Wigs Made With Human Hair) That Used To Be Its Main Export Items In The 1960s.

The History Of Capitalism Has Been So Totally Re-written That Many People In The Rich World Do Not Perceive The Historical Double Standards Involved In Recommending Free Trade And Free Market To Developing Countries.