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Going to Nam

1 January 2007 at 12:59 pm Nicolai Foss Leave a comment

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Since my home country Denmark has now almost completed the transition from capitalism to socialism, other countries must serve as places to do field studies of the functioning of a real market economy. Thus, I will be leaving for Vietnam on Wednesday (here is an Austrian paper on Vietnam’s recent economic experience). Apart from a visit to Kampuchea, I will be staying in that country for all of January. I may have occasion to report for the O&M readership, but I am not sure I will. This trip is considerably more pleasure than business.

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