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The Folly of Arms Control
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The New Apathy
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In the September/October 2000 Issue...
A Chilean Model For Russia
By José Piñera
Russia does not need a
Pinochet, but it does need the Chilean economic model. For Russia to grow
at self-sustaining annual rates of seven to ten percent for a decade or
two -- the only way it can pull itself out of poverty -- it needs much
more economic liberalization. Four reforms inspired by Chile's dramatic
turnaround can help Russia out of its doldrums: pension privatization, tax
reform, radical deregulation of coddled industries, and the replacement of
the ruble with the euro. The indispensable element is not a strong
four-star general but a team of determined economic policymakers who know
that freedom works.
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