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But I am not sure if I would agree with the OP since there many examples where states economically failed/are failing and assumingly because of the absence of d
by ubernostrum 12y ago
But I am not sure if I would agree with the OP since there many examples where states economically failed/are failing and assumingly because of the absence of democracy.
From a logic point of view "X does not require Y" does not entail "X must universally succeed when Y is absent". So a counterexample to the latter statement is not a counterexample to the former.