> For people in countries with a high level of rule-of-law, and a stable financial system, I’d argue that this works reasonably well. I agree, but that's not a

> For people in countries with a high level of rule-of-law, and a stable financial system, I’d argue that this works reasonably well. I agree, but that's not always obvious at first glance. For example, I would've said Canada qualifies as a stable rule-of-law country with strong property rights up until a couple weeks ago.