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That's their selling point for country managers and boy do they deliver. But it's not that interesting for the general population. Very few people want rapid gr
by mantas 7y ago
That's their selling point for country managers and boy do they deliver. But it's not that interesting for the general population. Very few people want rapid growth and "social harmony" by themselves.
- int_19h 7y agoYou'd be surprised, actually. This is more true in third world countries, and other areas that have experienced instability relatively recently (e.g. ex-USSR countries, including Russia) - at some point people start demanding a "strong hand" and whatnot.
- mantas 7y agoFun thing is, I am from ex-USSR country. People still remember Soviet-style "social harmony" and there's a big allergy for that path. Rapid growth is not exactly popular too for multiple reasons. Growth-over-ecology brings bad memories from soviet era Growth-over-labour-rights brings bad memories from 90s and somewhat soviet era Rapid change itself brings bad memories from 90s and 00s too