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Human rights? This is growth driven by sheer number of people and greed. Not really what you want as your template.

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• ivell 10mo ago
  Japan may have better human rights now, but was not the role model in the WW2. People are an important component of growth. Japan is facing aging population negatively impacting their GDP. What is greed for you? Building companies in the hope of becoming millionaire? If yes, then all the big economies have followed this path. Even China and Japan were greedy in that sense.
  • password54321 10mo ago
    You can have growth without greed. This might sound crazy these days but you can build things and do things that make money and actually benefit people rather than exploit.
    • krapp 10mo ago
      Japan is a capitalist country, their growth is as much based on greed as any other. They do have robust social safety nets and a culture of civic mindnedness which improves quality of life over many other capitalist countries (particularly the US) but also "black companies" and salarymen working themselves to death.
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    • leosanchez 10mo ago
      > You can have growth without greed. Any examples ?