That is an interesting article. There have been some critical property ownership laws passed in China that are moving more towards a purely free market system though, and those are really not mentioned in that article.
Its interesting from a western perspective where some segments of the population want government out of business entirely (until there is a market crash, and then all want a bailout..but I digress). Funny that the system perhaps most dimetrically opposed to the free market is arguably just as successful. Begs the question what is the difference between a huge multi-national and and authoritarian regime?
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