Based on the "decent" arguments provided it appears I've already seen them. They aren't very good and verge on irresponsibly optimistic at best. Most are just -

Based on the "decent" arguments provided it appears I've already seen them. They aren't very good and verge on irresponsibly optimistic at best. Most are just - as I said - very poor and misunderstood economics. The "good" reasons so far have been basically shown to be mostly wishful thinking with very little actual upside and a LOT of risk. Personally I'd not like to play roulette with a country, I'll take slightly slower growth and stability, thanks.