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4. Diciembre 2011, 20:56:43 Asunto: Ayn Rand FOS There are different definitions for socialism. some are Marxist, but many are not. The failure or success of a system in a particular country may have little to do with economic factors. Other factors may include internal corruption, overpopulation, external pressure such as foreign support of coup attempts and sanctions. Consider that a poor country may have been poor before adopting its current economic strategy. The following countries adopted a socialist economic model. I don't see imminent collapse or increased paralysis compared to their previous economic state. Bangladesh since 1971 Guyana transitioning from capitalism to socialism 1980-96 India since 1947 Portugal since 1974 Sri Lanka since 1978 Tanzania since 1964 |
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