Most Americans have an outdated notion of European and Asian economies and how they have changed in the last few decades (to great success too). They still thin

Most Americans have an outdated notion of European and Asian economies and how they have changed in the last few decades (to great success too). They still think of Europe as universally more regulatory and less economically free, but in reality many countries have had some great outcomes because they have abandoned t their old tendencies in some cases. I would really like to read a roundup of how other countries have wired themselves up and have states model the successful policies. Some of the policies might work well for an area geographically and demographically similar to a smaller county, and I'm okay with that. There is a lot to be said for forgoing a national policy and instead allowing 50 smaller policies. Economies of Scale doesn't seem to apply to government actions as well as private actions. Instead you seem to get Grift of Scale instead.