Empowering Weak States
Christopher Coyne argues that propping up weak and failed states often leads to worse outcomes, as these governments provide little benefit to their citizens. Instead, he suggests allowing them to collapse and for natural alternatives to emerge. He emphasizes the limitations of intervention and the importance of recognizing unintended consequences.In this clip
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