I Believe In Markets Doing What They

Owning The Intellectual Property Is Like Owning Land: You Need To Keep Investing In It Again And Again To Get A Payoff; You Can't Simply Sit Back And Collect Rent.

In The Sense That People Who Produce Things And Work Get Rewarded, Statistically. You Don't Get Rewarded Precisely For Your Effort, But In Russia You Got Rewarded For Being Alive, But Not Very Well Rewarded.

People Still Have A Choice, But, If They Find It All Too Confusing, Or They Just Want Someone Else To Make A Choice For Them, There's A Default That Works Pretty Well. That's This Concept Of Libertarian Paternalism. And It's Handy.

Having Seen A Non-market Economy, I Suddenly Understood Much Better What I Liked About A Market Economy.

There's Almost No Way Of Doing Importing Honestly, Because If You Do You're At Such A Disadvantage Competitively. So People Spend Huge Amounts Of Effort Getting Around Stupid Laws And Not Paying Taxes.