Manufacturing Consent -
The Political Economy of the Mass Media by Noam Chomsky
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Wednesday, 17 January 2018
quote [ Chilean officials on Saturday criticized the World Bank, saying it treated the South American country unfairly in its closely watched annual "Doing Business" competitiveness rankings. ]
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norok said @ 10:28pm GMT on 17th January
Considering the state of Venezuela right now... it sounds like their methodology is sound, prescient even.
Nothing inspires a thriving business climate than confiscating private property and nationalizing foreign investments at the whim of your typical Socialist state.
norok said @ 10:29pm GMT on 17th January
Considering the state of Venezuela right now... it sounds like their methodology is sound, prescient even.
Nothing inspires a thriving business climate like confiscating private property and nationalizing foreign investments at the whim of your typical Socialist state.
norok said @ 10:31pm GMT on 17th January
Considering the state of Venezuela right now... it sounds like their methodology is sound, prescient even.
Nothing inspires a thriving business climate like confiscating private property and nationalizing foreign investments at the whim of your typical Socialist state. It's even hard to run a zoo without the people eating the animals.
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norok said @ 10:28pm GMT on 17th January [Score:-2]
Considering the state of Venezuela right now... it sounds like their methodology is sound, prescient even.
Nothing inspires a thriving business climate like confiscating private property and nationalizing foreign investments at the whim of your typical Socialist state. It's even hard to run a zoo without the people eating the animals.
A rough breakdown of what happened by South American Journalist Laurence Blair
I vaguely remember similar treatment of Venezuela by IMF or World Bank during Chavez's first term, pre-coup, but I can't find anything. Does anybody remember, and have links?