China: We are still developing. We have lots of work to do ahead in the coming decades.
India: We are superpower.
India: We are superpower.
Look hereWell I mean, that's what thought, and look where he is now?
Statement doesn't say anything about a deployment though.
The argument is that employees and shareholders can vote with their fleet by leaving the company or selling shares. That's not usually a practical option for most citizens of any given country.Forget about soldiers able to vote for their general. The litmus test would and should have been about HOW CORPORATIONS ARE GOVERNED AND LED.
I have never once heard that successful companies should have been led by janitors and plumbers.
please explain India, Pakistan, Philippines, Nigeria and prewar Ukraine then.The argument is that employees and shareholders can vote with their fleet by leaving the company or selling shares. That's not usually a practical option for most citizens of any given country.
The best performing form of government is benevolent dictatorship, until it isn't. Liberal democracy is generally accepted as the best compromise, with the biggest strength being the ability to remove non performing leaders / governments, in theory at least and we know how well that works out in real life.
I would really like to know what systems the CPC has to prevent incompetent / malevolent people from gaining powerful positions and abuse their power. I'm sure there are checks and balances in place, but it would be nice to know more.
While China has been blessed with competent leaders for decades, that shouldn't be taken for granted.
Or the US...please explain India, Pakistan, Philippines, Nigeria and prewar Ukraine then.