> It wasn't totally stupid plan, but it doesn't work if one party ceases to be interested in economics more than other grandiose plans. It doesn't work if the

> It wasn't totally stupid plan, but it doesn't work if one party ceases to be interested in economics more than other grandiose plans. It doesn't work if the other party is just one person (or few people) in power for over twenty years, and all open society institutions in that other country have been systematically suppressed. What's a chance that the same person is capable and willing to represent all possible economic and society interests? > The Great Illusion Publication date: 1909; 1933. Interesting. The idea stood the test of time.